Active COVID-19 cases in Pampanga rise to 5,754 | Inquirer News

Active COVID-19 cases in Pampanga rise to 5,754

/ 07:00 PM August 30, 2021

Police and village peacekeepers man a border control point in Mabalacat City, Pampanga province amid the rising cases of COVID-19. (Photo from the Mabalacat City Police)

MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga The active COVID-19 cases in Pampanga rose to 5,754 after it recorded 323 new cases on Monday, August 30, local data showed.

Since last year, the provincial government has recorded a total of 34,612 total COVID-19 cases. Of these, 27,132 have recovered while 1,726 have died.

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The numbers do not include Angeles City, a highly urbanized locality that is independent of the province.

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The capital city of San Fernando has the most active cases at 1,470, followed by Mabalacat City with 654, and Guagua with 488.

According to the Pampanga provincial government, some 17,014 individuals in the two-component cities and 19 towns have been accosted by police officers and village peacekeepers for violating health protocols and other quarantine rules like proper wearing of face masks and face shields. INQ

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