The Department of Health (DOH) on Tuesday logged 202 new COVID-19 cases, while the active tally dropped to 9,321.
The nationwide COVID-19 tally is currently at 4,084,030, while the number of active cases went down from 9,395 on Monday, according to the DOH’s latest tally.
Based on the latest figures, the country’s recovery tally rose to 4,008,280, while the death tally also climbed to 66,429. In the past two weeks, the National Capital Region reported the highest number of infections with 1,098, followed by Davao Region with 390, Calabarzon with 347, Northern Mindanao with 277, and BARMM with 177.
According to the DOH, at least 3,563 beds were occupied, while 20,128 were vacant as the bed occupancy in the country stood at 15% as of Sunday. Meanwhile, at least 5,491 individuals were tested, while 308 testing labs submitted data as of Monday.
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