Manila Bulletin
DOH confirms over 1,800 new Covid-19 cases
The Philippines logged 1,858 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday, November 13, bringing the total active infections to 19,176.
The Department of Health reported that the country's cumulative COVID-19 cases have reached 4,018,253, with 3,934,690 recoveries and 64,387 deaths.
The National Capital Region logged the highest number of new cases in the last two weeks with 2,849 infections.
Calabarzon followed with 1,685 new cases, while Western Visayas reported 1,367.
The positivity rate for the week of November 6 to 12 was 10.4%, a decrease from the previous week's 11.3%.
As of Friday, November 11, the national bed occupancy rate for COVID-19 patients was 24.4%, with 577 ICU beds and 6,363 non-ICU beds occupied.
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