LUCENA CITY—-Thirty-four new COVID-19 cases, including a male centenarian, were recorded in San Pablo City Thursday, bringing the total number of active infections in the city to 368, health authorities said.
The city’s Anti-COVID-19 Task Force reported in its 6 p.m. bulletin on July 1 that among the new virus carriers is a 100-year-old male, from the village of Sta. Maria Magdalena, and five other citizens — two males and three females — aged 60 to 81.
The centenarian is the oldest resident in the city to have caught the virus, but has not been showing any symptoms, according to the report.
The patient, who is now under home isolation, had no history of travel or exposu…
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