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Madera County's First Coronavirus Case Has Recovered, Officials Say
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March 23, 2020

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One of the three Madera County residents who tested positive for the novel coronavirus has recovered, authorities say.
An official with the Madera County Department of Public Health says the patient, the county’s first confirmed COVID-19 case, no longer has the virus in his system.
According to authorities, the patient has been released from isolation and is not contagious.
The person was first confirmed to have contracted the virus on March 7.
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