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More Covid-19 recoveries reported Friday
The Department of Health (DOH) reported a significant increase in COVID-19 recoveries, with 52 additional patients recovering, bringing the total to 487.
The country's total COVID-19 cases have reached 5,878 with 218 new infections recorded.
The death toll has risen to 387, with 25 additional fatalities reported.
A total of 766 healthcare workers have been infected with COVID-19, including 339 doctors and 242 nurses.
Sadly, 22 healthcare workers have succumbed to the disease.
Health Secretary Francisco Duque III expressed his gratitude for the sacrifices of Filipino healthcare workers and urged for continued strength and perseverance in combating the virus.
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