Angeles City logs 2 new COVID-19 cases
The “pisamban maragul” (big church) in front of the old city hall building of Angeles. (Photo by Jun A. Malig)
ANGELES CITY––The city government has registered two new cases of COVID-19, bringing its total active cases to seven.
The city government’s latest update showed that the new patients are residents of San Nicolas village.
On May 30, two new cases were also recorded – one from Balibago village and another from Pulungbulu.
The other active cases include two residents of Santo Domingo and one from Claro M. Recto village.
A total of 14,700 COVID-19 cases have been recorded here since the pandemic began in 2020. Of these, 14,151 had recovered, while 542 had died.
This highly urbanized city is in between Pampanga’s two component cities.
The City of San Fernando, Pampanga’s capital, has four active COVID-19 cases, while Mabalacat City has one.
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