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Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III (File photo) MANILA - Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said coronavirus cases in the National Capital Region (NCR) may have already reached their peak as the number of new infections in the area continue to decrease in the past few days. "Lumiliit ang porsiyentong iniaambag nito sa ating total case load (The percentage of new cases the NCR contributes to our total case load is getting smaller)," Duque said during a televised public briefing. On Sunday, the NCR logged 5,433 new cases, lower than Saturday's 6,646. It recorded 7...

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National Capital Region Secretary Francisco Duque Inter Agency Task Force Emerging Infectious Diseases Alert Level Department Of Health Secretary Francisco Duque Iii File Photo Manila Said Coronavirus Cases In The National Capital Region Ncr May Have Already Reached Their Peak As Number New Infections Area Continue To Decrease Past Few Days Quot Lumiliit Ang Porsiyentong Iniaambag Nito Sa Ating Total Case Load Percentage Contributes Our Is Getting Smaller Uot Duque Said Duringa Televised Public Briefing On Sunday He Ncr Logged 5 433 New Cases Ower Than Saturday 39s 6 646 It Recorded 7 279 On January 21 9 455 On January 20 And 8 376 On January 19 The Inter Agency Task Force For Management Of Emerging Infectious Diseases Will Discuss Thursday Alert Levels Raised In Different Parts Country Duque Said They Might Talk About De Escalating Level Ncr From 3 To 2 Following 39s Review Metrics Quot So Epende Pa Rin Iyan Kung Ang Ating Pamantayano Batayan Ay Two Week Growth Rate Natin Apat Sa That Depends On Our Metrics Or If Basis Is The Two Week Growth Rate T Should Be Moderate Risk Level Which Means Zero To 200 Percent Growth Rate For Two Weeks Urrent Two Weeks Compared To The Previous Uot Duque Said He Added That The Average Daily Attack Rate Is Between One To Seven Cases Per Hundred Thousand Individuals Healthcare Utilization Must Be Maintained At Low Risk Classification Or Less Than 50 Percent Total Bed And Intensive Care Unit E Added Quot Baka Kailangan Na Ay Tingnan Rin Kung Talaga Namang Malinaw Ang Health Care Utilization Rate Nagkaroon Ng Pagbabaklas 39 No Yong Decoupling We Might Really Need To Look At The Healthcare Utilization Rate If It Went Down He Decoupling Uot He Said Decoupling Isa Situation Where Cases Are Increasing But They Do Not Translate Toa Large Number Of Severe And Critical Quot Baka Pag Usapan Iyan Na Puwede A Magbaba There Might Bea Discussion About It O De Escalate To Alert Level 2

Covid-19 case growth rate drops in NCR, 3 nearby provinces

Published: January 24, 2022

MANILA - The number of Covid-19 cases in the National Capital Region continues to decrease, with a minus 42 percent growth rate as of last week. During a televised public briefing on Monday, Dr. Guido David, OCTA Research Group member, noted the decline was also observed in Bulacan, Cavite, and Rizal. "Iyong daily attack rate natin ay nasa 61 na lang per 100,000 so mukhang mataas pa rin iyan kaya sinasabi naman natin na high risk pa rin (Our daily rate is at 61 per 100,000 [individuals] so it still looks high, and we say it's still high risk)," David said. NCR's average daily...

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Davao City San Carlos Negros Occidental Camarines Norte Iloilo City Cavite City Hucs Bacolod Guido David Research Group National Capital Region General Santos Manila The Number Of Covid 19 Cases In National Capital Region Continues To Decrease Itha Minus 42 Percent Growth Rate As Of Last Week Duringa Televised Public Briefing On Monday R Guido David Cta Research Group Member Oted The Decline Was Also Observed In Bulacan Nd Rizal Quot Iyong Daily Attack Rate Natin Ay Nasa 61 Na Lang Per 100 000 So Mukhang Mataas Pa Rin Iyan Kaya Sinasabi Naman Natin Na High Risk Our Daily Rate Is At 61 Per 100 000 Individuals So It Still Looks High Nd We Say It 39s Still High Risk Uot David Said Ncr 39s Average Daily Attack Rate Was Previously Over 100 Quot Iyong Positivity Natin Ala Akong Datos Nito Sa Ngayon Ero Sa Pagka Intindi Ko Or Extrapolation Namin Aka Nasa 40 Percent Na Lang Our Positivity Rate I Don 39t Have Data At The Moment

Covid-19 case growth rate drops in NCR, 3 nearby provinces

Published: January 24, 2022

MANILA - The number of Covid-19 cases in the National Capital Region continues to decrease, with a minus 42 percent growth rate as of last week. During a televised public briefing on Monday, Dr. Guido David, OCTA Research Group member, noted the decline was also observed in Bulacan, Cavite, and Rizal. "Iyong daily attack rate natin ay nasa 61 na lang per 100,000 so mukhang mataas pa rin iyan kaya sinasabi naman natin na high risk pa rin (Our daily rate is at 61 per 100,000 [individuals] so it still looks high, and we say it's still high risk)," David said. NCR's average daily...

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Davao City San Carlos Negros Occidental Camarines Norte Cavite City Iloilo City Guido David Research Group National Capital Region General Santos Manila The Number Of Covid 19 Cases In National Capital Region Continues To Decrease Itha Minus 42 Percent Growth Rate As Of Last Week Duringa Televised Public Briefing On Monday R Guido David Cta Research Group Member Oted The Decline Was Also Observed In Bulacan Nd Rizal Quot Iyong Daily Attack Rate Natin Ay Nasa 61 Na Lang Per 100 000 So Mukhang Mataas Pa Rin Iyan Kaya Sinasabi Naman Natin Na High Risk Our Daily Rate Is At 61 Per 100 000 Individuals So It Still Looks High Nd We Say It 39s Still High Risk Uot David Said Ncr 39s Average Daily Attack Rate Was Previously Over 100 Quot Iyong Positivity Natin Ala Akong Datos Nito Sa Ngayon Ero Sa Pagka Intindi Ko Or Extrapolation Namin Aka Nasa 40 Percent Na Lang Our Positivity Rate I Don 39t Have Data At The Moment Ut Our Extrapolation Is

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