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NL Times: Holland woman, 107, is the oldest person to recover from COVID-19
April 9, 2020 15:45
A 107-year-old woman from Sommelsdijk, Holland has officially recovered from COVID-19, NL Times reported.
According to the publication, Cornelia Ras, the municipality of Goeree-Overflakkee's oldest resident, tested positive for coronavirus in mid-March.
Cornelia's niece said that on March 17, a day after her 107th birthday, the woman did not feel very well. The woman had a fever and a cough.
Ras has recovered on April 6. According to her niece Maaike De Groot, her aunt survived the virus, other than that she was perfectly healthy when she got it.
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