Health, data experts say PH experiencing 'longest wave' of infections

CNN Philippines 2021-09-21

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There are more than 16,300 additional COVID-19 cases today. Some doctors and data experts say the country is in a longest fourth wave of COVID-19 infections as it saw record-breaking numbers in the past weeks.

Carolyn Bonquin reports. bit.ly/3tYh5xY
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