The Department of Health recorded 142 new COVID-19 cases, increasing the active tally to 9,343. | FArgosinoINQ
The total number of cases nationwide is now at 4,076,064. Out of that total, 4,000,638 have recovered, while 66,083 died. The bed occupancy rate nationwide was at 17 percent as of Friday. There were over 25,163 total beds — 4,270 occupied and 20,893 vacant.
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