Six new cases of the coronavirus disease were reported in Talisay City on Friday, July 3, 2020.
The city’s new cases include a senior citizen and a new mother from Barangay Tabunok and a Dumlog resident who underwent swab testing as a requirement for her supposed return to work, said an advisory which the Talisay City Public Information Office posted on its Facebook page late night on Friday.
Patient No. 314 is a 49-year-old from Barangay Dumlog who underwent swab testing on June 25 as a requirement for her supposed return to work.PT 315 is a 64-year-old resident of Lagtang who is a contact of another COVID positive individual. She was admitted to a hospital after manifesting Influenza-like Illness and was swabbed on June 29.
PT 137 is a 22-year-old female from Barangay Tabunok who recently gave birth at the TDH. She was swabbed last June 30 in compliance with hospital protocols and her swab test result that was released on July 2, 2020 showed that she had the infection.
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