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Philippines reports five new deaths, 106 more coronavirus cases

Residents wait for a priest for the blessing during the Palm Sunday event in Manila on April 5, 2020, as part of the Easter observance. (AFP)

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Updated 08 April 2020

Reuters

April 08, 2020 08:11

Philippines reports five new deaths, 106 more coronavirus cases

Twelve patients recovered on Wednesday, bringing the total to 96

Updated 08 April 2020

Reuters

April 08, 2020 08:11

MANILA: The Philippines’ health ministry said on Wednesday the coronavirus outbreak has killed five more people, with 106 additional infections.
In a bulletin, the health ministry said total deaths have risen to 182 while infections have increased to 3,870. Twelve patients recovered on Wednesday, bringing the total to 96, it added.