COVID19 cases in Pampanga rise to 25
The number of coronavirus disease 2019 cases in Pampanga has risen to 25, according to data from provincial epidemiology and surveillance unit on Monday.The province has also recorded a total of 350 persons under monitoring. Of the number, 15 have died, 60 are currently admitted at hospitals, 61 have been discharged, and 214 are under home quarantine.
A total of 16,671 individuals are under monitoring, of which 12,319 have completed their 14-day mandatory quarantine. The Department of Health on Monday announced 414 new confirmed COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of patients in the Philippines to 3,660. This is the second highest number of new cases reported in a day. The highest was 538, reported last March 31. In total, there are already 73 recoveries and 163 COVID-19 fatalities in the Philippines.
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