DOH: 4 more Philippine laboratories may soon test samples for coronavirus

rapplerdotcom 2020-03-04

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DOH Secretary Francisco Duque III says if all goes well, 4 hospitals across the country will be accredited by the World Health Organization to test samples of the novel coronavirus

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