More infections and recoveries have been reported on Sunday for the 2019 Novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19🦠😷).
SOURCES:
1. Department of Foreign Affairs PH
2. Philippine National Police
3. Department of Health Headquarters and Regional Offices.
31 January 2021
On this last day of the month, the DFA reports no new updates on COVID-19 cases among Filipinos abroad.
To date, the total number of confirmed cases is at 13,960; total fatalities at 950; total recoveries at 8,919; and total DOH IHR verified cases remains at 3,561.
The DFA remains fully committed to monitoring the situation of overseas Filipinos who are affected by the pandemic and remains steadfast in promoting and protecting their welfare.
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The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the PNP organization is 10,185 with 615 active cases.
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Sa kabuuang bilang ng mga naitalang kaso sa bansa, 5.2% (27,318) ang aktibong kaso, 92.8% (487,551) na ang gumaling, at 2.05% (10,749) ang namatay.
Para sa karagdagang detalye, bisitahin ang aming pampublikong site: www.doh.gov.ph/covid19tracker.
LOOK. DOH Central Visayas Center for Health Development (DOH CVCHD) COVID-19 Case Bulletin #227
As of today, January 31, 2021, DOH CVCHD reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 28,884.
DOH CVCHD also recorded 66 recoveries. This brings the total number of recoveries to 23,887.
View the COVID-19 Case Tracker at bit.ly/DOH7COVID19Tracker
NOTE: Reports may be subject to change as these claims undergo thorough validation by healthcare offices and health personnel.
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59 NEW COVID-19 CASES, ONE (1) DEATH, AND 156 RECOVERIES RECORDED TODAY
As of 9 AM today, January 31, 2021, the Department of Health- Eastern Visayas reports the region’s total number of COVID-19 cases at 14,027, total recoveries at 13,155 (93.78%) and total deaths at 179 (1.28%). This brings the total active cases to 693 (4.94%).
A total of 59 new cases were recorded out of 832 laboratory samples tested in the two (2) COVID-19 laboratories in the region, the EVRCTC, and the DWHVL.
The EVRCTC has released a total of 437 laboratory results. Of these, 413 are negative and 24 are positive (with 23 new cases and 1 re-swab) for COVID-19.
Meanwhile, the DWHVL has released a total of 395 laboratory results. Of these, 355 are negative and 40 are positive (with 36 new cases and 4 re-swabs) for COVID-19.
The 159 new confirmed cases are from the following provinces/cities/municipalities:
TACLOBAN CITY (6)
ORMOC CITY (2) (Close Contacts)
LEYTE (34)
Abuyog – 7 (5 Close Contacts)
Albuera – 1
Burauen – 1
Carigara – 1 (Close Contact)
Dagami – 1
Isabel – 1
Kananga – 1 (Close Contact)
Palo – 1
San Miguel – 3 (Close Contacts)
Tabontabon – 1
Tanauan – 12 (10 Close Contacts)
Tolosa – 1
Tunga – 3
NORTHERN SAMAR (3)
Catarman – 1
Gamay – 2
EASTERN SAMAR (5)
Guiuan – 5 (1 Local Case and 4 Close Contacts)
SAMAR (8)
Basey – 1
Calbayog – 2
Catbalogan – 1
Paranas – 1
Pinabacdao – 1
San Jorge – 2 (Close Contacts)
BILIRAN (1)
Naval – 1
Other details will be provided by the concerned LGU.
On the other hand, the COVID-19 related death recorded today is the following:
EV-13603, a 54-year-old, male, from Guiuan, Eastern Samar, who died on January 29, 2021.
There were one (1) case from Babatngaon, Leyte previously tagged as new case that have been reclassified as re-swab upon verification. Hence the adjustment of the total case count.
Let us end this pandemic. Be part of the solution.
BIDA Solusyon Plus sa COVID-19:
B- Bawal walang face mask at face shield
I- Isanitize ang kamay at iwasan ang kulob na lugar
D- Dumistansya ng isang metro at limitahan ang pisikal na interaksyon sa iba
A- Alamin ang tamang impormasyon, at
Plus- Suportahan ang FDA approved na bakuna.
Be a BIDA Bastonero by informing, reminding, correcting, and appreciating the public to ensure adherence to the minimum public health standards.
When deciding what activities to engage in, use the KERI vs SKERI risk assessment tool and its peligro factors.
Avoid large crowds or mass gatherings
Keep a physical distance of at least one meter from each other
Avoid activities that would last longer than 15 minutes
Avoid venues that is not properly ventilated
Avoid transmission causing behaviors like singing, shouting, heavy breathing or any physical contact
Wear face mask and face shield properly throughout the duration of the activity.
Together, we can #BeatCOVID-19!
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