Only 486 new COVID-19 cases logged in Metro Manila, says Octa
FILE PHOTO: The more relaxed pandemic restrictions has allowed families to bring their children outside of their homes in Metro Manila. —MARIANNE BERMUDEZ
MANILA, Philippines — Less than 500 new COVID-19 cases were logged in Metro Manila on Friday, a fellow of the independent analytics group Octa Research said Saturday.
Citing data from the Department of Health, Guido David said that of the 3,788 fresh infections posted on February 11, only 486 were from Metro Manila — the lowest recorded daily tally for the year.
The new figure is lower than 600 fresh cases recorded in Metro Manila on February 10.
486 new cases in the NCR today. The trends are still in line with the Jan 24 projections. The 7-day ADAR is at 5.5 while the reproduction number is down to 0.22 pic.twitter.com/G1oq0V2HbK
— Dr. Guido David (@iamguidodavid) February 11, 2022
Provinces with the most new cases on 2.11.22. Data was extracted from https://t.co/kM89DgrHW7. Any errors in data should be addressed to DOH. @dzbb @allangatus @News5PH @dzrhnews @DZAR1026 @NewsRmn @dzme_1530khz @dwiz882 @ali_sotto @PhilstarNews @RMMendozaMT pic.twitter.com/w3fj0U9k3t
— Dr. Guido David (@iamguidodavid) February 12, 2022
David said that the seven-day average daily attack rate (ADAR) is at 5.5 while COVID-19 reproduction number dropped to 0.22.
ADAR is the average number of new COVID-19 infections per 100,000 people.
The reproduction number, meanwhile, is the number of new cases caused by one infected person.
According to experts, the ideal reproduction number is less than one to indicate a decline in cases.
The following is the breakdown of COVID-19 cases per local government in Metro Manila:
Manila – 91 new cases
Quezon City – 90 new cases
Makati – 49 new cases
Pasig – 39 new cases
Parañaque – 29 new cases
Taguig – 27 new cases
Caloocan – 26 new cases
Las Piñas – 26 new cases
Pasay – 25 new cases
Muntinlupa – 19 new cases
Mandaluyong – 18 new cases
Valenzuela – 17 new cases
Marikina – 9 new cases
San Juan – 9 new cases
Malabon – 4 new cases
Navotas – 4 new cases
Pateros – 1 new case
NCR LGUs new cases on February 11, 2022 extracted from https://t.co/GUBv99qV6l. If there are concerns regarding accuracy of data, these should be addressed to DOH. @dzbb @dzrhnews @allangatus @DZAR1026 @NewsRmn @ali_sotto @dwiz882 @PhilstarNews @News5PH @ABSCBNNews @roribabyko pic.twitter.com/GZSHurS0Eb
— Dr. Guido David (@iamguidodavid) February 11, 2022
David recently said that Metro Manila is now at low risk for COVID-19.
He added that the capital region may reach “very low risk” for COVID-19 status by March.
