Muntinlupa COVID-19 cases now up at 98
MANILA, Philippines — The Muntinlupa City government said on Tuesday said that it had recorded 98 confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in its area — an increase 0f 21 from the 77 tallied on Monday.
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Of the total number of patients in the city, 14 recovered and 15 died.
Meanwhile, the city has seven active probable cases of COVID-19 and 172 active suspect cases.
According to the Department of Health (DOH), the classification for COVID-19 cases was revised to ensure the “uniform reporting” of cases nationwide.
A suspect case now refers to someone who suffers from fever, cough or sore throat two weeks after he had come in contact with a confirmed case or had visited place with local transmission of COVID-19.
Article continues after this advertisementBesides showing symptoms, a suspect case is one or more of the following: elderly, some with preexisting ailments, pregnant, or a health care worker.
Article continues after this advertisementA probable case is a person whose COVID-19 results are uncertain, having been tested in an unofficial laboratory that does RT-PCR test.
So far, the DOH has recorded 5,233 confirmed COVID-19 cases, of whom 295 have recovered and 335 have died.
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