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Distribution Database Batch Recipient Region Classification Sets Status Date N/A New Era General Hospital NCR Hospital 10 Delivered 28-Apr N/A Philippine Air Force NCR Government Agency 1,000 Delivered 22-Apr N/A Philippine Air Force NCR Government Agency 500 Delivered 27-Apr N/A Department of Health, EB NCR Government Agency 500Delivered 27-Apr N/A Office of Civil Defense NCR Government Agency 15 Delivered 3-Apr N/A Department of Health, AS-GSD NCR Government Agency 20 Delivered 4-Apr N/A Department of Health, SCMS NCR Government Agency 10 Delivered 5-May N/A AFP NCR Joint Task Force NCR Government Agency 100 Delivered 5-May N/A Office of Civil Defense NCR Government Agency 5 Delivered 5-May N/A Philippine Air Force NCR Government Agency 1,000 Delivered 5-May N/A Don Manuel Lopez Memorial District Hospital Region IV-A Hospital 100Delivered 6-May N/A Mega Swabbing Center Palacio de Maynila NCR Testing Facility 2,000 Delivered 6-May N/A Office of Civil Defense VII Region VII Government Agency 2,000Delivered 20-Apr N/A Philippine Children's Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,000 Delivered 7-May N/A Mega Treatment and Monitoring Facility Ultra NCR Quarantine Facility 2,000 Delivered 6-May N/A Office of Civil Defense NCR Government Agency 300 Delivered 7-May N/A Armed Forces of the Philippines NCR Government Agency 2,000 Delivered 8-May N/A Office of Civil Defense CARAGA CARAGA Government Agency 2,000Delivered 20-May N/A Philippine Arena Swabbing Facility NCR Testing Facility 2,000 Delivered 8-May N/A LGU Batac, Ilocos Norte Region I Government Agency 100 Delivered 8-May N/A Commission on Population and Development NCR Government Agency 100Delivered 8-May N/A Municipality of Tolosa Region VIII Government Agency 100 Delivered 8-May N/A Philippine Army General Hospital NCR Government Agency 1,000 Delivered 11-May N/A Office of Civil Defense XI Region XI Government Agency 5,000 Delivered 12-May N/A MOA Arena Swabbing Center NCR Testing Facility 2,000 Delivered 8-May N/A Province of Basilan BARMM Government Agency 500 Delivered 12-May N/A Province of Laguna Region IV-A Government Agency 1,000Delivered 13-May N/A Philippine Arena Swabbing Facility NCR Testing Facility 2,000Delivered 17-May N/A Three Kings Diagnostic Clinic NCR Hospital 100Delivered 18-May N/A Philippine Arena Swabbing Facility NCR Testing Facility 2,000Delivered 18-May N/A Municipality of Bontoc CAR Government Agency 500 Delivered 17-May N/A Baguio City CAR Government Agency 5,000Delivered 18-May N/A Philippine Military Academy CAR Government Agency 100 Delivered 18-May N/A Municipality of Sagada CAR Government Agency 100 Delivered 18-May N/A Office of Civil Defense CAR CAR Government Agency 2,000Delivered 20-May N/A National Bureau of Investigation NCR Government Agency 1,000 Delivered 22-May N/A Mega Swabbing Center Palacio de Maynila NCR Testing Facility 2,000 Delivered 22-May N/A Philippine Air Force NCR Government Agency 100 Delivered 22-May N/A Ramon Tabiana Memorial District Hospital Region VI Hospital 1,000 Delivered 19-May N/A Dr. Ricardo Y. Ladrido Memorial Hospital Region VI Hospital 1,000 Delivered 19-May N/A NAIA One-Stop-Shop NCR Government Agency 100Delivered 25-May N/A Armed Forces of the Philippines NCR Government Agency 50 Delivered 14-May N/A Enderun Tent Swabbing facility NCR Testing Facility 2,000Delivered 10-May N/A Province of Bohol Region VII Government Agency 500Delivered 23-May N/A Province of Cebu Region VII Government Agency 1,000 Delivered 23-May N/A General Santos City Region XII Government Agency 1,500 Delivered 25-May N/A Mandaluyong City Social Welfare and Development NCR Government Agency 100 Delivered 25-May N/A Panghulo Malabon Health Center NCR Hospital 100Delivered 25-May Batch 1 Armed Forces of the Philippines NCR Government Agency 1,100 Delivered 2-Apr Batch 1 East Avenue Medical Center NCR Hospital 770Delivered 2-Apr Batch 1 San Lazaro Hospital NCR Hospital 2,780Delivered 2-Apr Batch 1 Lung Center of the Philippines NCR Hospital 2,800Delivered 2-Apr Batch 1 Philippine General Hospital NCR Hospital 2,000Delivered 2-Apr Batch 1 Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital NCR Hospital 2,590Delivered 2-Apr Batch 2 Ninoy Aquino Stadium (COVID Site) NCR Quarantine Facility 3,000Delivered 8-Apr Batch 2 Research Institute for Tropical Medicine NCR Hospital 2,000Delivered 7-Apr Batch 2 Veterans Memorial Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,000 Delivered 7-Apr Batch 2 Quezon City General Hospital NCR Hospital 1,000Delivered 7-Apr Batch 2 Marikina Valley Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,000Delivered 7-Apr Batch 2 Manila Doctors Hospital NCR Hospital 1,000Delivered 7-Apr Batch 2 Jose B. Lingad Memorial Hospital Region III Hospital 1,000Delivered 8-Apr Batch 2 Quezon Institute NCR Hospital 1,000Delivered 8-Apr Batch 2 Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital Region V Hospital 1,000Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Jose R. Reyes Memorial Medical Center NCR Hospital 800 Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Tondo Medical Center NCR Hospital 800Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 National Children’s Hospital NCR Hospital 1,300Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 National Center for Mental Health NCR Hospital 800Delivered 9-Apr Batch 3 Rizal Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,300 Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Las Piñas General Hospital and Satellite Trauma Center NCR Hospital 1,300 Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Quirino Memorial Medical Center NCR Hospital 800Delivered 9-Apr Batch 3 National Kidney and Transplant Institute NCR Hospital 1,300Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Ilocos Regional Training Medical Center Region I Hospital 1,300Delivered 8-Apr Batch 3 Batangas Medical Center Region IV-A Hospital 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 3 Baguio General Hospital and Medical Center CAR Hospital 1,000Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital NCR Hospital 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital NCR Hospital 1,100Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Philippine Orthopedic Center NCR Hospital 1,100Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Philippine Air Force NCR Government Agency 2,000Delivered 10-Apr Batch 4 Philippine Children's Medical Center NCR Hospital 800Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Valenzuela Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 San Lorenzo Ruiz General Hospital NCR Hospital 1,100Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 World Trade Center NCR Quarantine Facility 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Philippine International Convention Center NCR Quarantine Facility 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Sta. Ana Hospital NCR Hospital 600Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 St. Luke’s Medical Center – BGC NCR Hospital 500Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 University of Perpetual Help Hospital - Las Pinas NCR Hospital 500Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Pangasinan Provincial Hospital Region I Hospital 1,300Delivered 11-Apr Batch 4 Bulacan Medical Center Region III Hospital 1,300Delivered 9-Apr Batch 4 Department of Education NCR Government Agency 50Delivered 10-Apr Batch 4 Philippine Coast Guard NCR Government Agency 200Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Amang Rodriguez Memorial Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,500Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Dr. Fe del Mundo Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,500Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Makati Medical Center NCR Hospital 1,300Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Center for Health Development II Region II Government Agency 1,300Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Cagayan Valley Medical Center Region II Hospital 2,000Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Tuguegarao City Peoples Emergency Hospital Region II Hospital 1,200Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 St. Paul Hospital of Tuguegarao, Inc. Region II Hospital 1,000Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Region II Trauma and Medical Center (Veterans Regional Hospital) Region II Hospital 300Delivered 13-Apr Batch 5 Center for Health Development III Region III Government Agency 1,000Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Talavera General Hospital Region III Hospital 1,300Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Paulino J. Garcia Memorial Research and Medical Center Region III Hospital 1,300 Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 Premiere Medical Center - Nueva Ecija Region III Hospital 1,300 Delivered 10-Apr Batch 5 City Government of Paranaque NCR Government Agency 50 Delivered 13-Apr Batch 5 Center for Health Development IX Region IX Government Agency 1,500Delivered 15-Apr Batch 6 Diliman Doctors Hospital NCR Hospital 800Delivered 13-Apr Batch 6 East Avenue Medical Center NCR Hospital 800Delivered 13-Apr Batch 6 Dr. Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital NCR Hospital 1,200Delivered 14-Apr Batch 6 Lung Center of the Philippines NCR Hospital 1,200Delivered 14-Apr Batch 6 Center for Health Development NCR NCR Government Agency 500Delivered 14-Apr Batch 6 James L. Gordon Memorial Hospital Region III Hospital 600Delivered 14-Apr Batch 6 Center for Health Development CALABARZON Region IV-A Government Agency 500Delivered 14-Apr Batch 6 Center for Health Development MIMAROPA Region IV-B Government Agency 400Delivered 14-Apr Center for Health Development X Batch 6 Southern Philippines Medical Center Region XI Hospital 1,000Delivered 15-Apr Batch 6 Davao Regional Hospital Region XI Hospital 1,000Delivered 15-Apr Center for Health Development XII Center for Health Development CARAGA Ministry of Health - BARMM Batch 7 Center for Health Development I Region I Government Agency 1,000Delivered 20-Apr Batch 7 Region I Medical Center Region I Hospital 1,000Delivered 20-Apr Batch 7 Mariano Marcos Memorial Hospital and Medical Center Region I Hospital 1,000 Delivered 21-Apr Batch 7 New Clark City Region III Quarantine Facility 1,000Delivered 21-Apr Batch 7 Bataan General Hospital and Medical Center Region III Hospital 1,000Delivered 20-Apr Batch 7 Bataan St.
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