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DOH reports 45 new confirmed cases, 1 recovered from Covid-19
The Department of Health (DOH) has confirmed another COVID-19 recovery, bringing the total to four, while simultaneously announcing 45 new positive cases, increasing the national tally to 187.
The latest recovered patient is a 31-year-old Filipino from Negros Oriental, who was initially the country's 25th confirmed case and a repatriate from the M/V Diamond Princess cruise ship.
This individual tested negative twice for COVID-19 and is set to be discharged, joining three other previously recovered patients: two Chinese women and a 46-year-old Filipino from Pasay City.
The 45 newly diagnosed patients, aged between 22 and 86, are currently receiving medical attention in various hospitals across Metro Manila.
The DOH reiterated its commitment to timely and accurate reporting of COVID-19 information and is actively conducting surveillance and contact tracing for new cases.
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