Filipino COVID-19 survivor in Dubai heads home after losing sister to pandemic ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: The life of Filipino expat Naser Mercado, 37, is a constant phase of ebb and flow – sometimes he goes up, and sometimes he goes down. But for every decline, there is regrowth. Naser’s resolve has been tested severely the past few months. He was diagnosed with COVID-19 in January this year and he teetered on the red line, with an infection that required him to stay in the ICU (intensive care unit) for 20 days. Then he bounced back and became healthier than before. His financial health also improved. After working for nine years as an auto mechanic in Dubai, he had enough savings to start his own business back in his own hometown in Sorsogon, a province in the Bicol region of the Phili

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