Ilocos Norte Logs 65 New Dengue Cases, Total Reaches 2,777
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Ilocos Norte Logs 65 New Dengue Cases, Total Reaches 2,777

Ilocos Norte recorded 65 new dengue fever cases from October 11 to 17. The province's cumulative total now stands at 2,777 cases with four deaths from January to October.

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