PH records 1,960 new Covid-19 infections; active cases reach 34,967 | Inquirer News

PH records 1,960 new Covid-19 infections; active cases reach 34,967

By: - Reporter / @ConsINQ
/ 04:25 PM February 13, 2021

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MANILA, Philippines — Philippines logged 1,960 additional coronavirus disease (Covid-19) infections, increasing the country’s total tally to 547,255.

The Department of Health’s Saturday case bulletin showed that 34,967 or 6.4 percent of the total cases are active.

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DOH reported 133 additional survivors and 12 fatalities of the severe respiratory ailment, bringing the total number of recoveries and deaths to 500,781 and 11,507, respectively.

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The health department again revised the country’s Covid-19 caseload, with five duplicates, including two recoveries, removed.

DOH also said four recoveries were reclassified as deaths after final validation.

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To date, 44 patients of the more contagious coronavirus disease variant or B.1.1.7 were reported in the country.

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