No new case in Davao Region

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DAVAO CITY — For the second day, Monday, April 13, 2020, no new cases of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) has been recorded in Davao Region.

As of 5 p.m. Monday, the DOH Davao Center for Health Development reported two people who have successfully recovered from the disease, bringing the total number of recoveries to 52.

The total number of cases in the region is still at 90.

For the entire country, 284 new cases have been reported bringing the total number to 4,932.

DOH also reported 18 more deaths, bringing the death toll in the Philippines to 315.

Recovered patients are now at 242 with 45 new recoveries as of Monday.

Meanwhile, the City Government will conduct regular “community cooking” in far-flung villages to ease the impact of THE Covid-19 crisis on poor families, Mayor Sara Duterte said Monday.

She said that Peace 911–the city’s peace and development arm–will introduce community cooking to provide hot meals for the residents of the 13 hinterland barangays in Paquibato District.

Mayor Duterte said the community cooking will be done four times a week to ensure that “no one will get hungry” amid the Covid-19 crisis, which prompted the local government units to impose community quarantines that severely restricted people’s movement.

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