Manila Bulletin
Police official dies of COVID-19, PNP death toll now at 34
The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported its 34th COVID-19 fatality among its personnel, a 45-year-old police commissioned officer.
As of Monday, the PNP recorded 12,343 total COVID-19 cases, with 918 active cases and 11,391 recoveries.
The recent fatality brings the total number of deaths to 34.
PNP chief Police General Debold Sinas also tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday but is reportedly in good condition.
Meanwhile, Manila Police District Station 11 was placed under special quarantine after 46 officers tested positive, with two hospitalized.
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