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The cancer-stricken, 74-year-old Catalon, 74, got the dreaded virus from his daughter Adela, the country’s first confirmed SARS case.


A nursing assistant in Toronto, Canada, Adela went home to Barangay Vacante here last April 5 to look for an oncologist for her ailing father, not knowing that she was carrying the SARS virus. 


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The President, in a chance interview by local reporters, said that despite the reported SARS cases in the country, the Philippines has not been listed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as among the SARS-affected countries to be avoided.


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                    [Summary] => ALCALA, PANGASINAN — Three villages in the hometown of the country’s first "probable" fatality from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Adela Catalon, have been "isolated and quarantined," local government officials reported yesterday.


Alcala Mayor Juanito Collado said health authorities are taking the body temperature of the residents of these villages, located in Barangay Vacante, twice a day to check for fever, one of the first signs of SARS. There are more than 700 residents in Vacante.


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These were the words of eight-year-old May Ann Gasmen to her father Primo, who was sentenced to be beheaded in Saudi Arabia in January 2003 for the 1998 killing of a Nepalese co-worker.


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ALCALA MAYOR JUANITO COLLADO

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The President, in a chance interview by local reporters, said that despite the reported SARS cases in the country, the Philippines has not been listed by the World Health Organization (WHO) as among the SARS-affected countries to be avoided.


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Alcala Mayor Juanito Collado said health authorities are taking the body temperature of the residents of these villages, located in Barangay Vacante, twice a day to check for fever, one of the first signs of SARS. There are more than 700 residents in Vacante.


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These were the words of eight-year-old May Ann Gasmen to her father Primo, who was sentenced to be beheaded in Saudi Arabia in January 2003 for the 1998 killing of a Nepalese co-worker.


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Catalons hold wake for Mauricio

By Eva Visperas | May 8, 2003 - 12:00am

ALCALA, Pangasinan — The family of Mauricio Catalon, a confirmed case of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), would hold a "regular" wake for him after his ashes were brought here yesterday. The...

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RP still ‘very far’ from being SARS emergency

May 3, 2003 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — President Arroyo said yesterday that the government is still "very, very far" from declaring a national emergency due to the presence of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in the...

Headlines

SARS fear grips Adela’s hometown

By Eva Visperas | April 23, 2003 - 12:00am

ALCALA, PANGASINAN — Three villages in the hometown of the country’s first "probable" fatality from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Adela Catalon, have been "isolated and quarantined,"...

Headlines

‘Papa, don’t worry you’ll soon be free’

By Eva De Leon | September 26, 2002 - 12:00am

ALCALA, Pangasinan — "Papa, I love you. ’Wag kang mag-alala, makakalaya ka rin. Ipagdadasal ka namin na makalaya ka na (Don’t worry, you will soon be free. We will pray that you will be released.)" These...

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