Muntinlupa City’s total number of active Covid-19 cases has further decreased with zero suspect cases.
Based on the March 18 update by the City Health Office, Muntinlupa has 11 active Covid-19 cases, down from 13 on March 17, 16 on March 16, 25 on March 15, 15 on March 14 and 18 on March 13.
The Muntinlupa City government recorded six new cases, eight new recoveries and zero deaths on March 18 to bring the total active cases to 11. Of the 11 active cases, four are listed in Alabang, three in Tunasan, two in Cupang and one each in Ayala Alabang and Buli. Duque said amid the threat, the Department of Health with not change the guidelines and protocols as of now.
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