The Philippines listed 184 additional cases of Covid-19, the Department of Health (DOH) reported on Friday, March 10.
The Philippines listed 184 additional cases of Covid-19, the Department of Health reported on Friday, March 10.In the past 14 days, Metro Manila logged the most number of cases with 444 infections. It was followed by Davao Region with 251, Calabarzon with 208, Soccsksargen with 155, and Northern Mindanao with 98.
The country’s healthcare utilization rate is still at low-risk classification, based on the DOH Covid-19 tracker. The total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in the Philippines already reached 4,077,625. Of the total, the DOH said that 4,002,313 patients were tagged as recoveries while 66,193 cases were deaths.
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