Data released by the Department of Health (DOH) recorded 117 new cases on Sunday, lower than the 142 cases on Saturday, February 25.
Data released by the Department of Health recorded 117 new cases on Sunday, lower than the 142 cases on Saturday, February 25.
This is the fourth straight day of over 100 new cases, but also the 14th straight day of fewer than 200 new cases, bringing the country's total COVID-19 caseload to 4,076,237. The same data showed that deaths stood at 66,097, reflecting an increase of 14 or the highest in 10 days. Broken down in terms of provinces and cities, Davao del Sur led with 177, followed by Manila City with 99, Quezon City with 79, Rizal with 57, and Cavite with 54.
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