DFA: 5,259 Filipinos abroad now have COVID-19 | Global News

DFA: 5,259 Filipinos abroad now have COVID-19

By: - Reporter / @KHallareINQ
/ 07:07 PM June 03, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — The total number of COVID-19 cases among Filipinos abroad is now at 5,259, including 29 new patients, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Wednesday.

Some 39 infected Filipinos overseas have also recovered while seven others died, bringing the tally of recoveries to 2, 205, and fatalities t0 354, according to DFA.

The Middle East/Africa region has the most number of COVID-19 cases among Filipinos with 3,274, DFA said. Meanwhile, there are 834 confirmed coronavirus cases among Filipinos in Europe, and 656 in the Americas.

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As for the Asia Pacific region, DFA said there are 495 Filipinos infected with COVID-19.

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The COVID-19 crisis has infected nearly 6.5 million people worldwide, of which 382,914 have died.

In the Philippines, 19,748 COVID-19 cases have been recorded as of June 3, including 4,153 recoveries and 974 deaths.

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