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PH coronavirus cases rise to 11,618
The Philippines has confirmed a total of 11,618 COVID-19 cases as of May 13, with 772 deaths and 2,251 recoveries.
The Department of Health reported 268 new cases, 21 new deaths, and 145 recoveries.
Metro Manila, Laguna, and Cebu City are under modified enhanced community quarantine starting May 16, allowing some industries to resume operations at 50% capacity.
Data experts from the University of the Philippines warned that easing the lockdown could result in 1,700 deaths by June based on current projections.
Scientists disputed government claims of flattening the curve, and UP COVID-19 Pandemic Response Team raised concerns about inconsistencies and errors in DOH datasets.
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As of May 18, 2020, the Philippines has recorded 12,718 total coronavirus cases with 831 deaths.
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The Philippines now has 11,876 COVID-19 cases, with recoveries reaching 2,337 as the Department of Health (DOH) reported 86 new recoveries.
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