BREAKING NEWS: As of July 30, panibagong 3,954 na kaso ng COVID-19 sa bansa, naitala ngayong araw, 'yan ay batay sa resolusyon na inilabas ng IATF (
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38k+ recoveries din? I think tama ito. 90% mild cases pero hinde umaangat yun recoveries.
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Last edited by shadow; July 30th, 2020 at 08:32 PM.
Yes, biglang kumunti yung active case, more than half nawala...
DOH COVID-19 CASE BULLETIN #138
As of 7PM today, July 30, 2020, the Department of Health reports the total number of COVID-19 cases at 89,374.
A total of 3,954 confirmed cases are reported based on the total tests done by 80 out of 91 current operational labs.
DOH likewise announces 38,075 recoveries. This brings the total number of recoveries to 65,064.
Note:
Of the 38,075 recoveries reported today, 909 were based on RESU updates and 37,166 was part of the time-based tagging methodology (cases with mild disease or asymptomatic whose date of onset of illness or specimen collection was more than 14 days ago and shall be tagged as recovered as per DOH DM 2020-0258) from the enhanced data reconciliation efforts with local government units.
The same reconciliation effort also explains the 3,954 new cases reported today, of which 1,320 cases are fresh cases, and 2,634 are late cases. Of the new reported cases, 3,801 (96%) occurred in July, of which, 1,602 (42%) were from NCR and 955 (25%) from Region 7.
Of the 23 deaths, 19 (83%) in July, 3 (13%) in June, and 1 (4%) in April. Deaths were from NCR (12 or 52%), Region 7 (8 or 35%), Region 3 (1 or 4%), and Region 4A (1 or 4%); 1 case (4%) had an unspecified region.
There were sixty-six (66) duplicates that were removed from the total case count. Of these, six (6) recovered cases and two (2) deaths have been removed.
Moreover, one (1) case that was previously reported to have recovered has been validated to have died and already included in the count of new deaths.
These numbers undergo constant cleaning and validation.
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Mas mataas pa sa kalahati ang recovery rate I think. 60-80%.
If we'll base it on local government data especially Metro Manila municipalities.
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Went to binondo thru its back door Delpan, wow its like any other day, no pandemic occurring, covid proof yata tao dun, no masks.
Its not like they cant afford to buy masks, they’re playing cards with bets yun for sure, and smoking, drinking. Ayaw lang talaga sumunod, pasaway talaga.
Kaya to say na hindi pasaway ang pinoy, its like ones trying to be on the good side of electorate. Pinoys should really be called out, pasaway talaga.
It seems they are changing how they count again and flushed all the pending numbers forward.
Yung mga recoveries eh madami dahil considered as recovered na yung mga 14 days old or more na mild and asymptomatic.
Same with the new cases and deaths.
Napag tanto nila na hindi na nag re report na gumaling yung mga mild and asymptomatic kaya pinalagay na lang nila na magaling na sila.
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To be honest I think the govt can handle this if they'll only get their acts together.
Kailangan na talaga nila to maximized yun mga quarantine facilities, lahat ng pwedeng convert, gawin na nila and pag positive dalhin na doon agad.
Kung kailangan biyahe doon sa super duper mega read center nilaga tao dito gawin na nila.
Local.govt last ng hotels sa jurisdiction Nola they have to make it quarantine facility na rin.
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Same as CDC guidelines but requiring 14 days instead of 10...
Discontinuation of Transmission-Based Precautions and Disposition of Patients with COVID-19 in Healthcare Settings (Interim Guidance)..."Meeting criteria for discontinuation of Transmission-Based Precautions is not a prerequisite for discharge from a healthcare facility.
A test-based strategy is no longer recommended (except as noted below) because, in the majority of cases, it results in prolonged isolation of patients who continue to shed detectable SARS-CoV-2 RNA but are no longer infectious.
Symptom-Based Strategy for Discontinuing Transmission-Based Precautions.
Patients with mild to moderate illness who are not severely immunocompromised:
-At least 10 days have passed since symptoms first appeared and
-At least 24 hours have passed since last fever without the use of fever-reducing medications and
-Symptoms (e.g., cough, shortness of breath) have improved"
kaya naman pala napuno hospitals eh puro asymptomatic at mild majority gumagamit ng bedspace.
Pag ganyan hindi dapat sa hospital