Manila Bulletin
No increase in Covid-19 cases under Alert Level 1---DOH
The Department of Health (DOH) reported no increase in COVID-19 cases in Metro Manila and 38 other areas during the first week of Alert Level 1 implementation.
Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire stated that despite increased mobility under Alert Level 1, the government continues to remind the public to adhere to health protocols.
The government is closely monitoring public movement and reinforcing vaccination efforts for eligible individuals.
Data from Rappler shows that COVID-19 cases have remained below 1,000 since March 2, the second day of Alert Level 1 status.
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