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Metro Manila mayors unanimously recommended a shift to Alert Level 1 in the metropolis starting March 1, 2022.
The Philippines is focusing its efforts on the repatriation of Filipinos from Ukraine due to rising worldwide tensions amid Russia's impending invasion.
The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration reported 76 Filipinos in Hong Kong have tested positive for COVID-19, with some employers reportedly abandoning them.
There were 1,534 new COVID-19 cases, 2,729 recoveries, and 201 fatalities recorded in the Philippines.
PNP Chief Gen. Dionardo Carlos expressed regret over a fatal PNP chopper flight that occurred while en route to pick him up.
Lawyers for community physician Dr. Maria Natividad Castro have submitted a bail petition seeking her release.
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Metro Manila and 38 other areas in the Philippines will shift to Alert Level 1 starting March 1, 2022.
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Metro Manila mayors unanimously agreed to recommend the de-escalation of the region to Alert Level 1 from Alert Level 2 starting March 1, 2022.
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Metro Manila and 38 other areas in the Philippines have transitioned to Alert Level 1, considered the "new normal" for COVID-19 restrictions, as infections and hospital admissions have decreased.
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The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases (IATF) has finalized the metrics for downgrading areas to Alert Level 1.
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Presidential candidates are urging the Philippine government to prioritize the safety of Filipinos in Ukraine following Russia's invasion.
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