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The Philippines remained at “very low risk” for another COVID-19 surge, according to the monitoring group OCTA Research.

Citing global data as of March 18, OCTA Research said confirmed COVID-19 cases decreased by 22 percent to an average 527 daily during that week compared to the previous week.



The computed average daily attack rate of 0.47 indicated less than one new COVID-19 case detected daily per 100,000 population during the past week.

OCTA Research said 24 more COVID-19 deaths were recorded by the Department of Health (DOH), pushing the death toll to 58,023 out of 3,673,717 confirmed coronavirus cases.




On March 15, the DOH said all areas in the country were now at low risk for COVID-19.

As of March 18, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Taiwan, Cambodia and Indonesia are also at very low risk based on the same metrics, OCTA said.




But South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are experiencing high growth of cases. INQ



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Nice sana mawala na covid na yan ngayon o next year

 

[buratski]

The Philippines remained at “very low risk” for another COVID-19 surge, according to the monitoring group OCTA Research.

Citing global data as of March 18, OCTA Research said confirmed COVID-19 cases decreased by 22 percent to an average 527 daily during that week compared to the previous week.



The computed average daily attack rate of 0.47 indicated less than one new COVID-19 case detected daily per 100,000 population during the past week.

OCTA Research said 24 more COVID-19 deaths were recorded by the Department of Health (DOH), pushing the death toll to 58,023 out of 3,673,717 confirmed coronavirus cases.




On March 15, the DOH said all areas in the country were now at low risk for COVID-19.

As of March 18, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Taiwan, Cambodia and Indonesia are also at very low risk based on the same metrics, OCTA said.




But South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are experiencing high growth of cases. INQ



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Sana mataapos na to.

 

[C.Coldvain]

That is nice update. Hope can reduce more in future.

 

[abnuy69]

Thank you lord sa good news.

 

[penguinpanda]

The Philippines remained at “very low risk” for another COVID-19 surge, according to the monitoring group OCTA Research.

Citing global data as of March 18, OCTA Research said confirmed COVID-19 cases decreased by 22 percent to an average 527 daily during that week compared to the previous week.



The computed average daily attack rate of 0.47 indicated less than one new COVID-19 case detected daily per 100,000 population during the past week.

OCTA Research said 24 more COVID-19 deaths were recorded by the Department of Health (DOH), pushing the death toll to 58,023 out of 3,673,717 confirmed coronavirus cases.




On March 15, the DOH said all areas in the country were now at low risk for COVID-19.

As of March 18, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Taiwan, Cambodia and Indonesia are also at very low risk based on the same metrics, OCTA said.




But South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are experiencing high growth of cases. INQ



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i really hope covid cases drops

 

[sooya]

The Philippines remained at “very low risk” for another COVID-19 surge, according to the monitoring group OCTA Research.

Citing global data as of March 18, OCTA Research said confirmed COVID-19 cases decreased by 22 percent to an average 527 daily during that week compared to the previous week.



The computed average daily attack rate of 0.47 indicated less than one new COVID-19 case detected daily per 100,000 population during the past week.

OCTA Research said 24 more COVID-19 deaths were recorded by the Department of Health (DOH), pushing the death toll to 58,023 out of 3,673,717 confirmed coronavirus cases.




On March 15, the DOH said all areas in the country were now at low risk for COVID-19.

As of March 18, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Taiwan, Cambodia and Indonesia are also at very low risk based on the same metrics, OCTA said.




But South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are experiencing high growth of cases. INQ



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Still praying na walang 3rd wave.

 

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[ashleyu1290]

The Philippines remained at “very low risk” for another COVID-19 surge, according to the monitoring group OCTA Research.

Citing global data as of March 18, OCTA Research said confirmed COVID-19 cases decreased by 22 percent to an average 527 daily during that week compared to the previous week.



The computed average daily attack rate of 0.47 indicated less than one new COVID-19 case detected daily per 100,000 population during the past week.

OCTA Research said 24 more COVID-19 deaths were recorded by the Department of Health (DOH), pushing the death toll to 58,023 out of 3,673,717 confirmed coronavirus cases.




On March 15, the DOH said all areas in the country were now at low risk for COVID-19.

As of March 18, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Taiwan, Cambodia and Indonesia are also at very low risk based on the same metrics, OCTA said.




But South Korea, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are experiencing high growth of cases. INQ



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This is a good news po