DOH logs 387 new COVID -19 cases; active at 41,846 | Inquirer News

DOH logs 387 new COVID -19 cases; active at 41,846

By: - Reporter / @zacariansINQ
/ 02:33 AM March 29, 2022

Facade of the DOH main office in Manila. INQUIRER.net file photo

Facade of the DOH main office in Manila. INQUIRER.net file photo

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Health (DOH) recorded a total of 387 new COVID-19 cases on Monday.

The active cases slightly decreased to 41,846 out of the 3,677,376 confirmed infections.

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So far, there have been 3,576,500 recoveries and 59,030 deaths.

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These figures were taken from the DOH COVID-19 tracker online as the department has gone from a daily to a weekly report.

In an earlier statement, Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire said that the COVID-19 tracker would also eventually be updated weekly.

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In its earlier weekly report, the DOH recorded a total of 2,276 infections from March 21 to 27.

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According to the DOH, this total translates to an average of only 389 new infections recorded per day.

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