IMUS CITY, Cavite---The number of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases continued to increase in some cities and municipalities of Cavite province, the provincial and local case tracker update reports revealed.
IMUS CITY, Cavite—The number of coronavirus disease cases continued to increase in some cities and municipalities of Cavite province, the provincial and local case tracker update reports revealed.
Bacoor recorded at least two additional cases lately, Dasmariñas, also two; Imus, four; Silang. two; and Carmona and GMA, one each. The local government of Dasmariñas said that as of June 12, the city has 76 cases, with nine deaths, 41 recoveries, 26 active, and 128 suspect cases. Based on the latest provincial and city/municipal reports, Tanza has 24 cases, Rosario , 17, Carmona and GMA, both 14, and Cavite City, 11.
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