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(Infographic courtesy of DOH) MANILA - The Department of Health (DOH) recorded another 1,671 fresh cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) on Friday. Friday's cases are slightly lower than 1,745 new cases reported on Thursday based on the latest Covid-19 tracker of the DOH. This is the seventh consecutive day of new cases below 2,000, with the country logging its lowest daily cases for this year at 1,019 on February 22. The DOH also reported 1,586 new recoveries from Covid-19, lower than Thursday's 2,045 new recoveries, bringing the country's total to 3,547,528 or 97 percent o...

(Infographic courtesy of DOH) MANILA - For the second straight day, the number of new coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) infections stayed within the 18,000-mark, with 18,638 infections recorded on Friday. The Department of Health (DOH), in its latest Covid-19 tracker, said Friday's cases are slightly higher than Thursday's 18,191 new cases. The new infections raised the active cases to 231,658, made up of 219,811 patients who have mild symptoms; 7,055 who are asymptomatic; 2,971 with moderate symptoms; 1,509 with severe symptoms; and 312 in critical condition. On the other hand, the ...

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Zamboanga City Health Office ZAMBOANGA CITY - The city health office (CHO) reported Wednesday that a total of 1,098,532 individuals have received their coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccines since the start of the vaccination rollout here in March 2021. Data from the CHO showed that 602,812 of the 1,098,532 vaccinees have received their first dose while the remaining 495,720 have received their second dose of Covid-19 vaccines as of Tuesday. The data showed that 86.7 percent of the target eligible population have been partially inoculated while the remaining 13.3 percent have been fully ...

The Supreme Court on Wednesday expressed its dissatisfaction over the abysmal low disbursement of ex-gratia compensation by Maharashtra government to the families who lost a loved one to Covid-19, while appreciating the Gujarat government's approach for giving wide publicity relating to disbursal of the compensation.