Misamis Oriental’s COVID-19 positivity rate now ‘high’ at 26.8% — Octa | Inquirer News

Misamis Oriental’s COVID-19 positivity rate now ‘high’ at 26.8% — Octa

/ 10:26 AM March 27, 2023

MANILA, Philippines — Misamis Oriental’s COVID-19 positivity rate jacked up to 26.8 percent which is considered “high,” independent analytics group Octa Research said on Monday.

In a Twitter post, Octa Research fellow Guido David said that Misamis Oriental’s positivity rate rose from 17.1 percent on March 18 to 26.8 percent on March 25.

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The province’s COVID-19 positivity rate is more than five times higher than the 5-percent threshold set by the World Health Organization.

Meanwhile, Metro Manila’s COVID-19 positivity rate was stagnant at 3.2 percent, said David.

The following are the COVID-19 positivity rates of other major provinces in the country as of March 25:

Batangas – 1.9 percent

Bulacan – 1.7 percent

Cavite – 2.5 percent

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Cebu – 2.8 percent

Davao del Sur – 6 percent

Iloilo – 0.7 percent

Laguna – 3.1 percent

Negros Occidental – 2.3 percent

Pampanga – 2 percent

Pangasinan – 1.8 percent

South Cotabato – 9.3 percent

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Zamboanga del Sur – 0.7 percent

The nationwide positivity rate, on the other hand, was at 3.7 percent on March 26, David said.

READ: Nationwide COVID-19 positivity rate slightly decreases to 3.3% — Octa

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