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386 PUIs negative for Covid-19: DOH
As of February 14, 2020, the Philippines has recorded a cumulative total of 455 patients under investigation (PUIs) for COVID-19.
Out of these, 386 or over 84% have tested negative for the virus.
The Philippines has three confirmed cases of COVID-19, with two having recovered and one having died.
There are 66 PUIs whose laboratory test results are still pending.
Of the 455 recorded PUIs, 191 are still admitted in hospitals and 260 have been discharged.
A 71-year-old Filipino PUI from Region 1, who had a history of travel to Taiwan, died due to cardiovascular attack and tested negative for COVID-19.
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