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Philippines logs 6,845 new COVID-19 cases, highest since June 26
The Philippines recorded 6,845 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, July 23, 2021, the highest since June 26, bringing the total number of cases to 1,537,097.
Active cases nationwide increased to 55,069, with 93.4% being mild, 1.3% asymptomatic, 2.3% severe, and 1.4% in critical condition.
The death toll remained at 26,891, with no new fatalities reported due to technical issues with the COVIDKaya system.
Total recoveries climbed to 1,455,137 after 2,330 more patients recovered, and 11 duplicate cases were removed from the total count.
The DOH is investigating the data entry issues with the Department of Information and Communications Technology, with a resolution expected soon.
Nationwide, 52% of intensive care unit beds are in use, and 36% of mechanical ventilators are occupied.
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