Manila Bulletin
COVID-19 cases in Davao region breach 1,000 mark
The Davao region has recorded a total of 1,018 confirmed COVID-19 cases as of Wednesday, July 22, 2020.
The region now has 417 active cases, with 10 new cases reported in Davao City.
Davao del Norte and Davao Oriental each added four new cases, while Davao Occidental recorded three new cases.
Among the new cases, nine are Locally Stranded Individuals (LSIs) and eight are returning Overseas Filipinos (OFWs).
Davao City has the highest number of cases at 712, followed by Davao del Norte with 104, Davao Oriental with 81, and Davao de Oro with 67.
Three active cases in the region are critical, seven have severe symptoms, 72 have mild symptoms, and 335 are asymptomatic.
The new cases in Davao Oriental include LSIs from Manila and an OFW, while Davao del Norte's new cases include OFWs, an LSI, and a local resident with no travel history.
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