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2,241 new cases bring Philippine COVID-19 total to over 67,000
The Philippines logged a total of 67,456 COVID-19 cases as of July 19, 2020, with 2,241 new infections reported.
The country also recorded 22,465 recoveries and 1,831 deaths.
Metro Manila, Laguna, Cavite, Rizal, and Cebu reported the highest number of new infections.
There are 43,160 active cases, with 90.1% being mild, 9.1% asymptomatic, and 0.4% each in severe and critical condition.
Experts from the University of the Philippines project that COVID-19 cases may reach 80,000 by July 31 due to a surge in infections.
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