Olongapo City posts 5 COVID-19 deaths in 1 week | Inquirer News

Olongapo City posts 5 COVID-19 deaths in 1 week

/ 07:57 PM October 20, 2022

Five residents here died of COVID-19 in the past week as the city's tally of infections continued to climb, local data showed Thursday, Oct. 20.

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OLONGAPO CITY–Five residents here died of COVID-19 in the past week as the city’s tally of infections continued to climb, local data showed Thursday, Oct. 20.

According to the city’s COVID-19 task force, at least one death related to the viral disease has been recorded since Oct. 15.

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As of Thursday, the COVID-19 death toll here stood at 365.

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Two new infections and 15 recoveries were also registered on the same day, bringing the total active COVID-19 cases to 45.

Since 2020, the city has registered 7,520 COVID-19 cases with 7,110 recoveries.

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At least nine suspected COVID-19 cases were also being monitored as of Thursday. INQ

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