Cagayan de Oro City reported 71 new confirmed cases for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on Wednesday, May 12, 2021.

In today’s press briefing, City Health Officer Dr. Lorraine Nery said the city logged 71 new confirmed cases as of 10 PM yesterday, 19 of which are local cases with known links, 28 local APORs, 21 local index cases, and three deaths.

With this, the city has a total cumulative of 5,540 COVID-19 cases.

Out of the total cumulative, 773 are active cases, 190 are currently admitted at Northern Mindanao Medical Center (NMMC), 581 outpatients staying at the Temporary Treatment and Monitoring Facility (TTMF), and two cases under the ROF/LSI category.

Dr. Nery also announced 52 new recoveries and four deaths, bringing the total recovery and death cases to 4,533 and 234 respectively.

Aside from the COVID-19 admissions in NMMC, Dr. Nery said that as of 5 PM yesterday, there are now 113 COVID-19 admissions in different hospitals in the city, including JR Borja Hospital, Camp Evangelista Hospital, and private hospitals.

Watch the full press briefing here:

For ROFs/LSIs, please contact either of the following hotline numbers to notify your arrival from Monday to Sunday 8 AM to 9 PM:

• 0919-068-9770
• 0953-360-5463
• 0965-830-7178

You can also reach out via email at oca.cagayandeoro@gmail.com or message them on Facebook at fb.com/OCA.CdeO. The City will also host an FB Live Support for LSIs every 10 AM to 11 AM or 3 PM to 4 PM. For Barangay Health Emergency Response Team (BHERTS) numbers, check them out here.

Avail the NMMC Teleconsulta services for your medical concerns and consultations. Call them at any of the following numbers below from Mondays to Fridays (except holidays) between 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Smart

• 0910 620 1319
• 0910 620 0903
• 0910 620 1076

Globe

• 0977 244 0487
• 0977 244 0490
• 0953 358 3000

JRBGH e-Konsulta numbers available from Mondays to Fridays (except holidays) between 9 AM to 3 PM:

Call/Text

• 0926-063-6242
• 0953-359-4762 (viber)

—(Source: City Information Office)

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