Manila Bulletin
DFA reports no new fatality among overseas Filipinos infected with COVID-19
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) reported 28 new recoveries among overseas Filipinos, bringing the total to 6,123.
Five new Covid-19 infections were also recorded, increasing the total confirmed cases to 10,067.
The death toll remains at 755 with no new reported fatalities.
Active cases are now at 3,189, distributed across different regions.
Recoveries now account for almost 61 percent of the total case count for Filipinos abroad.
The percentage of Filipinos undergoing treatment has slightly decreased to 31.68 percent.
There was a slight increase in the fatality rate among affected Filipinos abroad, reaching 7.5 percent.
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