Manila Bulletin
COVID-19 cases up by 2,052, nationwide count now 489,736
The Philippines recorded 2,052 new confirmed COVID-19 cases on Monday, January 11, 2021, bringing the total number of cases to 489,736 after removing six duplicates.
Ten additional recoveries were reported, maintaining the nationwide recovery count at 458,206.
Eleven new deaths were recorded, raising the total COVID-19 death toll to 9,416.
Davao City reported the highest number of new cases with 140, followed by Quezon City with 93.
Active COVID-19 cases reached 22,114, with 84.3% being mild cases, 5.6% asymptomatic, 6.2% critical, 3.4% severe, and 0.58% moderate.
The Department of Health noted that three laboratories failed to submit their data on January 10, 2021.
Currently, 60% of COVID-19 intensive care unit beds, 63% of isolation beds, and 75% of ward beds are available, with 79% of ventilators unused.
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