Cases of COVID 19 Pandemic, ilippines, April 2021. ocation Cases Recovered Deaths 420K 348K 5,997 Metro Manila alabarzon 147K 118K 1,881 Central 64,662 48,481 1,294 Luzon Central 54,557 48,893 1,839 Visayas Western 32,350 28,295 780 Visayas TOTAL 718,569 591,699 11,791 SOLID 18 ata
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