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Last updated on May 6th, 2021 at 09:03 am
MANILA – More than 80,000 people in the country has now been positive with the COVID-19, the Department of Health announced on Sunday after 2,110 additional new cases were recorded by the agency.
The DOH the positive cases has already reached 80,448. Over 60% or 1,345 of the new cases came from the National Capital Region, Cebu, on the other hand had 304, Laguna with 109, Negros Occidental with 66 and Rizal with 40.
Meanwhile, Recoveries is now at 26,110 and death total at 1,932 with 39 new confirmed fatalities.
The DOH also confirmed that Philippines the highest number of currently ill patients in the Southeast Asia region with 52,406 active COVID-19 cases followed by IndonesiA with some 37,000 out of the 97,000 where active, based on data from the Johns Hopkins University.
The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases, ealier this month said, that Manila may be reverted back to modified enhanced community quarantine if the cases continues to reach 85,000 in July.
The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed that additional 36 Filipinos overseas were also caught by the disease, adding to the total number of 9,275. The death toll remains at 653 The covid-19 outbreak first emerged in Wuhan City in late December last year.
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