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PH Covid-19 recoveries hit 430,490
The Philippines has reached a total of 430,490 recoveries from COVID-19, as reported by the Department of Health (DOH).
This means that 92.4 percent of all confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country have successfully recovered from the illness.
The DOH also announced 1,776 new confirmed cases and seven new deaths, bringing the total active cases to 26,179 and the death toll to 9,055.
Of the active cases, about 81.4 percent are mild, with smaller percentages being moderate, severe, or critical.
Quezon City reported the highest number of new cases with 126 infections, followed by Davao City, Rizal, Western Samar, and Bulacan.
Minor adjustments were made to the case counts, including the removal of duplicates and cases that later tested negative.
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