Over 200 rail, ports employees test positive for COVID-19

CNN Philippines 2022-01-04

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The coronavirus is also spreading rapidly among rail line personnel and ports employees.

As Eimor Santos tells us, over 200 of them are now COVID-positive. www.cnn.ph
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