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Beat COVID-19 Today A COVID-19 Philippine Situationer Issue 36 | June 2, 2020 Highlights and Recent As of June 1, 2020 Updates on COVID-19 Case Summary 552 18,638 18,086 Additional Cases ● DOH recorded 13,699 active cases as of Total Cases Previous day 119 433 June 1, with the majority of the patients *total includes validated cases only Fresh Cases Late Cases exhibiting mild symptoms (12,826; 93.6%). 70 3 3,979 added 960added Recoveries Deaths ● A total of 2,669 (15% of all reported cases) healthcare , with 1,438 recoveries and 32 Active Cases deaths. 13,699 (net of recoveries and deaths) ● As of June 1, a total of 612 repatriate Active Cases Breakdown vessels have been processed. Of these, 62 vessels have arrived with a total of 14,418 repatriates under stringent quarantine directly supervised by BOQ for monitoring and PNP for security, while 550 vessels with a total of 22,206 repatriates are under mandatory quarantine directly 13,699 supervised by OWWA for monitoring and Active Cases PCG for security. There are currently 118 vessels in the decking line up, arriving within the next two weeks with a total of 4,582 repatriates. ● As of reporting, the DOH has approved 209 795 608 148 39 Pending Admitted Home Isolation Total health facility requests for emergency Pending Admitted Home Isolation Asymptomatic 608 148 39 795 Asymptomatic Admission Status hiring for HRH. Mild 11371 1383 72 12826 Severe NA NA NA 59 ● DOH has approved a total of 6,773 slots 12,826 11,371 1,383 72 Critical NA NA NA 19 for hiring in 209 facilities. DOH has Pending Admitted Home Isolation Mild Admission Status redeployed a total of 1,308 NDP nurses (204 in Luzon and 1104 in Visayas and Mindanao) to DOH and LGU hospitals 59 19 handling COVID-19 cases. Severe Critical ● DOH emphasized that real time reporting Probable Cases Suspect Cases will begin when ALL laboratories will As of June 1, 2020 TOTAL consistently submit their daily reports SUSPECT 27,363 and use the COVIDKAYA application. 841 27,363 TOTAL Total Cases Total Cases PROBABLE SEVERE: Pneumonia, PROBABLE: Previously SUSPECT CASES: Previously termed as PUIs Difficulty of Breathing termed as PUIs (mild or critical) with inconclusive (mild or critical) with no test CRITICAL: Intubated or unofficial test results. done or awaiting test results. COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #036 (JUNE 2, 2020) Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness Case Summary of Overseas Filipinos (OFs) TOP COUNTRIES WITH COVID-19 As of June 1, 2020 WHO data as of June 1, 2020 Top 3 countries with the highest number of cases 5,218 957 Confirmed OFs Confirmed OFs DFA Count DOH Count USA 1,734,004 BRAZIL 498,440x REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION RUSSIA 414,878 Asian country with the highest number of confirmed cases Middle East Asia and the Americas Europe And Africa Pacific outside China 656 821 3,252 489 INDIA 190,535 DFA count DFA count DFA count DFA count Southeast Asian country with the highest number of 33 57 400 467 confirmed cases DOH count DOH count DOH count DOH count SINGAPORE 34,884 Healthcare Workers affected by COVID-19 As of June 1, 2020 Active Cases Breakdown Note: There were inconsistencies on previously reported deaths by Critical profession. Correct professions upon validation of HCWs who died are 0 reflected in this report. 201 Asymptomatic 2,669 1,199 1,438 32 16.76% healthcare workers Active Recoveries Deaths Or 1/6 are HCWs (15%) Top 5 Medical 1 0.08% Profession/Cadre Total Number Deaths Severe With COVID-19 cases Nurse 980 4 Physician 727 26 Nursing Assistant 173 0 1,199 997 Mild Medical Technologist 109 0 83.15% Radiologic Technologist 55 0 Non-medical Staff 332 2 Healthcare Workers with confirmed COVID-19 by Date of Onset of Illness (N= 2,669) Philippines, as of June 1, 2020 2 COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #036 (JUNE 2, 2020) AGE AND SEX DISTRIBUTION Goal: Shortening Duration of Infectiousness Age Female Male 0-19 Age and Sex Distribution of confirmed cases 20-39 As of June 1, 2020 40-59 Most of the confirmed cases are Male >60 (10,267 or 55%). Most cases are within the TOTAL 8371 10267 20-39 age group. Twenty-four cases 0-19 618 767 (8-female; 16-male) with unspecified age unspecified 8 16 are included in the total. 20-39 3,556 4,092 Average hospital length of stay for 17 recovered patients is at 17 days. 2,523 3,478 COVID FREE PROVINCES (based on reported cases in the system) 40-59 A total of 485 (51%) deaths had known comorbidities: top 2 comorbidities are FOR TWO WEEKS BY DATE OF hypertension (291 or 60%) and diabetes (223 REPORT (MAY 15-28) SINCE DAY 1 TO CURRENT DATE 1,666 1,914 or 46%). ⩾60 Region Province Region Province 1 ILOCOS NORTE CAR Apayao 1 ILOCOS SUR CAR Kalinga NO. OF CONFIRMED CASES Confirmed COVID-19 Cases by Date of Onset of Illness (N = x ) CAR ABRA CAR Mountain Province Philippines, as of June 1, 2020 CAR IFUGAO 2 Batanes 2 CAGAYAN 2 Quirino 2 ISABELA 3 Aurora 2 NUEVA VIZCAYA 5 Masbate 3 ZAMBALES 7 Siquijor 5 CATANDUANES 8 Biliran 6 ANTIQUE 8 Southern Leyte Zamboanga del 6 CAPIZ 9 Norte 6 GUIMARAS 9 Zamboanga Sibugay 7 NEGROS ORIENTAL 13 Agusan del Sur 8 NORTHERN SAMAR 13 Dinagat Islands 10 BUKIDNON 13 Surigao del Sur 10 CAMIGUIN BARMM Basilan A total of 8,659 (64%) are confirmed cases from NCR. The proportion of MISAMIS cases in NCR decreased from 72% since January (start of case detection) 10 OCCIDENTAL BARMM Tawi-tawito April 19, 2020 to 59% for the period of April 20 to May 21, 2020. However, on May 5, 2020, 145 cases were reported in NCR—highest since COMPOSTELA April 11. 11 VALLEY A total of 11,240 (60%) are confirmed cases from NCR. The proportion of cases in NCR decreased from 72% since January (start of case detection) 11 DAVAO ORIENTAL Meanwhile, cases in Region 7 increased in proportion from 2% to 23% for to April 19, 2020 to 56% for the period of April 20 to June 1, 2020. the similar period. On May 4, 2020, 123 (44%) out of the 277 confirmed 12 SULTAN KUDARAT cases nationwide (by date of onset), were reported from various barangay in Cebu City. Region 7 recorded a total of 1,893 (14%) confirmed cases, the Meanwhile, cases in Region 7 increased in proportion from 2% to 14% for 4B MARINDUQUE the similar period. On May 4, 2020, 123 (38%) out of the 352 confirmed second highest reported in the country. OCCIDENTAL cases nationwide (by date of onset), were reported from various barangay in Cebu City. Region 7 recorded a total of 2,294 (12%) confirmed cases, the 4B MINDORO Region 4-A has the third highest cases with a total of 1,438 (11%) second highest reported in the country. confirmed cases of yesterday. Since start of case detection, the proportion 4B PALAWAN of cases in Region 4A decreased from 15% to 6% for the period of April 20 to May 21. Region 4-A has the third highest cases with a total of 1,747 (9%) confirmed 4B ROMBLON cases as of yesterday. Since start of case detection to April 19, the proportion of cases in Region 4A decreased from 15% to 6% for the period BARMM LANAO DEL NORTE of April 20 to June 1. BARMM LANAO DEL SUR BARMM MAGUINDANAO 3 BARMM SULU 3 Abra Davao Oriental Nueva Vizcaya LIST OF PROVINCES Agusan del Norte Dinagat Islands Occidental Mindoro WITHOUT COVID-19 Agusan del Sur Eastern Samar Palawan CASES IN TWO WEEKS Aklan Guimaras Quirino May 15-28, 2020 Ifugao Antique Romblon Apayao Ilocos Norte Siquijor Aurora Ilocos Sur Sorsogon Basilan Isabela South Cotabato Batanes Lanao del Norte Southern Leyte Lanao del Sur Biliran Sultan Kudarat Kalinga Bukidnon Sulu Maguindanao Cagayan Valley Surigao del Sur Camarines Norte Marinduque Tawi-tawi Camiguin Masbate Zambales Capiz Misamis Occidental Zamboanga del Norte Provinces in bold letters never had a recorded case Catanduanes Mountain Province since the outbreak started. Compostela Valley Negros Oriental Zamboanga Sibugay Based on reported based on reported cases in the system) Cotabato Northern Samar COVID-19 PHILIPPINE SITUATIONER #036 (JUNE 2, 2020) INDIVIDUALS TESTED AS REPORTED BY COVID-19 LABORATORIES As of June 1, 2020 DAILY OUTPUT (June 1) CUMULATIVE SAMPLE Remaining UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE FACILITY NAME TESTED SAMPLES Available POSITIVE NEGATIVE INDIVIDUALS POSITIVE NEGATIVE INDIVIDUALS (with TESTED Tests INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS TESTED INDIVIDUALS INDIVIDUALS TESTED results) RT-PCR laboratories Allegiant Regional Care Hospital 3 35 38 38 60 359 419 419 300 Asian Hospital and Medical Center 0 20 20 46 22 472 494 601 9,550 Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center 1 262 263 267 89 14,502 14,591 16,310 13,874 Bicol Regional Diagnostic and Reference Laboratory (BRDRL) 0 64 64 64 56 1,973 2,029 2,065 13,950 Cebu TB Reference Laboratory - Molecular Facility for 55 377 432 432 575 4,387 4,962 4,991 4,993 COVID-19 Testing Chinese General Hospital 39 259 298 298 1,253 9,453 10,706 10,725 4,017 Davao One World Diagnostic Center Incorporated 0 12 12 12 0 12 12 12 7,920 De La Salle Medical and Health Sciences Institute 0 0 0 0 29 2,196 2,225 2,229 12,521 Detoxicare Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory 23 571 594 594 907 16,622 17,529 17,561 1,958 Divine Word Hospital 2 75 77 77 6 618 624 685 1,224 Eastern Visayas Regional Covid Testing Center 1 55 56 56 17 1,471 1,488 1,493 5,056 Ilocos Training and Regional Medical Center 0 46 46 46 0 207 207 207 539 Jose B.
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    NATIONAL TASK FORCE CORONAVIRUS DISEASE-2019 SITUATIONAL REPORT NO. 131 Issued on 1200H, 10 August 2020 Report Coverage: 09 August 2020 GLOBAL SITUATION ASEAN WORLDWIDE OVERSEAS FILIPINOS Confirmed Confirmed CONFIRMED RECOVERED DEATHS Country Population (per 100,000 Cases AMERICAS population) 784 447 175 1st Singapore 55,104 5,850,342 942 19,894,246 2nd Philippines 129,913 109,581,078 119 ASIA AND 978 681 8 Total Cases THE 3rd Indonesia 125,396 273,523,615 46 PACIFIC 4th Brunei 142 437,479 32.46 5th Malaysia 9,083 32,365,999 28 EUROPE 1,143 547 95 6th Thailand 3,351 69,799,978 4.80 MIDDLE 7th Cambodia 248 16,718,965 1.48 EAST AND 6,849 4,108 430 8th Vietnam 841 97,338,579 0.86 213 AFRICA 9th Myanmar 360 54,409,800 0.66 Countries and Territories Affected 10th Lao PDR 20 7,275,560 0.27 TOTAL 9,754 5,783 708 PHILIPPINE SITUATION INCREASE/DECREASE TOTAL CLOSE CONTACT 598 134,252 SUSPECTED CASES 314 40,601 PROBABLE CASES -272 12,330 CONFIRMED 3,109 129,913 DEATHS 61 2,270 RECOVERIES 654 67,673 Sources: Close Contacts c/o Regional Task Forces through OCD; Suspected and Probable Cases c/o DILG; Confirmed Cases, Deaths and Recoveries c/o DOH Note: The increase/decrease is due to continuous monitoring and validation. Trends in terms of New Confirmed Cases, Deaths, and Recoveries 7000 6000 5000 4000 3000 2000 1000 0 31-Jul-20 1-Aug-20 2-Aug-20 3-Aug-20 4-Aug-20 5-Aug-20 6-Aug-20 7-Aug-20 8-Aug-20 9-Aug-20 New Cases New Deaths New Recoveries ACTIVATION OF INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM Incident Command System (ICS) is an on-scene disaster response mechanism that is used to manage hazards and other consequences associated with COVID-19.