Average daily COVID-19 deaths in PH down from 38 to 12 — OCTA

The seven-day average of daily coronavirus deaths in the Philippines stood at 12 as of November 21, down from its record from the previous month of 38, independent pandemic monitor OCTA Research Group said. | BPinlacINQ

OCTA fellow Guido David on Friday pointed out the notable dip in daily COVID-19 deaths logged in the country.“Currently, the seven-day average of COVID deaths is 12 as of November 21, compared with 38 on October 21, 2022,” he said in a social media post.

Covid-19 daily deaths in the Philippines. The 7-day average as of November 21 is 12, down from 38 on October 21, 2022. The peak 7-day average was 267 on August 22, 2021 . 65% of deaths occurred in 2021 while 20% occurred in 2022.

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