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Total Covid-19 recoveries now at 467K: DOH
The Department of Health (DOH) reported 2,178 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 509,887.
The country also logged 250 new recoveries, increasing the total recoveries to 467,720, which is 91.7 percent of all confirmed cases.
There are now 32,031 active cases, with the majority showing mild symptoms (83.6%) and a smaller percentage being asymptomatic (9.5%).
The death toll rose to 10,136 with 20 new fatalities reported.
Quezon City recorded the highest number of new cases with 148 infections, followed by Bulacan with 88 and Cebu City with 80.
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