NCR logs 570 new COVID-19 cases on Oct. 31 - OCTA | Inquirer News

NCR logs 570 new COVID-19 cases on Oct. 31 – OCTA

/ 09:00 AM November 01, 2021

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A healthcare worker performs a swab test in Tondo, Manila, Philippines, October 8, 2020. (REUTERS/file photo)

MANILA, Philippines — Metro Manila recorded the most number of new COVID-19 cases in the country on Sunday, Oct. 31, according to OCTA Research.

The Philippines logged 3,410 additional cases on Sunday, the second lowest number of new cases reported in a day since June.

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The National Capital Region (NCR) accounted for 570 of the new infections, OCTA Research fellow Guido David said on Monday.

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NCR was followed by Isabela province, which recorded 178 new infections and Benguet with 169 additional cases.

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Currently, NCR is under Alert Level 3 until Nov. 14.

Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque earlier explained that the national pandemic task force decided to extend the alert level over NCR to avoid a sudden spike in COVID-19 cases.

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