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Last updated: June 18, 2009, 5:32 p.m.
SUMMARY (as of date last updated):
- 71 cases in 16 schools
- 13 schools in Metro Manila - Manila, Quezon City, Parañaque, Marikina, San Juan, Mandaluyong
- 3 schools in the provinces - Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Leyte
DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY, Taft, Manila
Confirmed cases: 16
- first case reported on June 3, 2009; 21 years old, female, Japanese, a foreign exchange student who arrived in the country on May 12 and reported very mild symptoms on May 29
- DLSU suspended classes after the first case turned up; campus closed from June 4-14
- second case reported on June 4, 2009; 20 years old, male, Japanese; arrived in the country on May 12 and consulted a health facility after manifesting mild respiratory symptoms on June 2; friend, dorm mate and classmate of first DLSU case
- third case reported on June 5, 2009; 17 years old, male, Filipino; had contact with the other DLSU cases
- four more cases reported on June 8
- six more cases reported on June 9 (but only 5 are in the DLSU student database, as per DLSU memo)
- 2 more cases reported on June 10
- as of June 15, DOH/DLSU officials said a total of 16 students tested positive for A-H1N1 virus in DLSU
- classes resumed on June 15
FAR EASTERN UNIVERSITY- EAST ASIA COLLEGE, Morayta, Manila
Confirmed cases: 3
- 1st case reported on June 8
- two more cases reported on June 10
DE LA SALLE- COLLEGE OF ST. BENILDE, Taft, Manila
Confirmed cases: 2
- 1st case reported on June 9
- 2nd case reported on June 10
ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY, Katipunan, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 3 (High School) + 4 (Loyola Schools)
- Ateneo de Manila High School reported 3 cases on June 10
- high school classes suspended; to resume on June 22
- classes for grade school and college already started on June 8 and 15, respectively
- Loyola Schools reported 4 cases reported on June 17
ST. ANDREWS SCHOOL, Parañaque
Confirmed cases: 1
- one case reported on June 10
- classes suspended; to resume on June 22
HILERA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, Jaen, Nueva Ecija
Confirmed cases: 20
- 1st case reported on June 11
- 10 more confirmed on June 13
- DOH mentioned in its June 16 update that there are 20 confirmed cases in all
DONA CANDELARIA MENESES DUQUE MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL, Bulacan, Bulacan
Confirmed cases: 8
- 8 reported on June 15
MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Makati
Confirmed cases: 3
- 3 cases reported on June 16
- classes suspended till June 24; classes to resume on June 25
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL SUCCOR COLLEGE, Marikina
Confirmed cases: 1
- 1 case reported on June 16
- classes suspended for 10 days -- classes resume on June 29
MIRIAM COLLEGE, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 3
- 3 cases (high school students) reported on June 16
- entire class of 4th year high school students sent home
DOMINICAN COLLEGE, San Juan
Confirmed cases: 1
- 1st case (female, 3rd year high school student) confirmed on June 17
- classes suspended
PHILIPPINE SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOL EASTERN VISAYAS CAMPUS, Palo, Leyte
Confirmed cases: 1
- first case reported on June 16/17; 3rd year high school student, 14 years old, male
- classes suspended
DON ALEJANDRO ROCES SR. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY HIGH SCHOOL, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 1
- first case reported on June 17; 4th year high school student
LAGRO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 2
- 2 cases reported on June 17; siblings of one of the DLSU cases
LOURDES SCHOOL, Mandaluyong
Confirmed cases: 1
- one case reported on June 18
- classes in elementary and high school were cut short; to resume on June 29
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES, Diliman, Quezon City
Confirmed cases: 1
- one case reported on June 17; female athlete, varsity member
Source: GMA News Research
From GMANews.tv; see the source article here.
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