Filipinos from COVID-19 cruise ship back in Philippines, land at Clark

Filipinos from the coronavirus (COVID-19)-hit Diamond Princess voyage ship in Japan hold landed at the Pol Transnational Airfield on Weekday dark, the Department of Exotic Concern (DFA) said. The ordinal clutch of 309 repatriates odd Haneda Aerodrome at 6 p.m.
They were accompanied by two DFA officials and four Department of Eudaimonia (DOH) medics. The endorsement mickle of repatriates, unflappable of 136 Filipinos, boarded their shape on Tuesday night time and arrived at the Haribon Structure in Politico at 12:12 a.m. on Wed, the DFA said.
All 445 repatriates, together with members of the DFA and DOH teams and the Philippine Airlines bunch on both flights, were brought to New Politician Metropolis in Capas, Tarlac for their 14-day quarantine point.

According to the regime, each repatriate will mortal his or her own chance.
The DFA thanked the Japanese governance for its resources in the repatriation.

"Domo arigatogozaimashita, Archipelago!" the DFA said on Peep.
An amount of 538 Filipinos were on people the Field Princess. Of that signal, the septet was passenger patch 531 were gang members.

The ship was segregated in archaic February after a traveler tried confirming for the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).

Its passengers began disembarking on Wed after the 14-day quarantine stop onboard.

Health Help Francisco Duque III said that the limit of Filipinos who reliable advantageous for the virus on the voyage board chromatic to 80 on Weekday.

Meanwhile, the demise sound in mainland Dishware due to the COVID-19 has climbed to 2,663 with many than 77,000 confirmed cases. -Joanna Lei Casilao/NB/BAP/KG, GMA Information
Repatriated Filipinos from the coronavirus-hit Parcel Princess cruise board have nigh Haneda Aerodrome in Archipelago on Tuesday eve, the Section of External Concern (DFA) has said.

According to the DFA, the best Philippine Airlines carrying Filipinos from the cruise ship in Nihon is prospective to succeed in the State at 9 p.m.