The vacated isolation centers in the city of Cebu are definitive, as the number of new coronavirus cases in the city has fallen to a record level.
On Tuesday, October 13, the city of Cebu reported only two new positive cases of 397 tests, for a positivity rate of 0. 5%. Earlier this week, the grounds at the Sacred Heart School center in Bayanihan Cebu, which handles mild cases of COVID-19, suspended operations due to low use. The presidential assistant to Visayas, one of the middle-leading spouses, said the 48-bed facility would still be maintained in case more beds were needed in the future.
The 130-bed Bayanihan CIS box center on Pope John Paul II Avenue, which is also a loose swab control, is still in operation. Centers were closed in the city.
“While the government remains proactive in our fight against the COVID-19 crisis, this is good news. This shows that we are making genuine progress in our interventions in this battle,” OPAV secretary Michael Dino said in a statement.
Sacred Heart facilities opened in May when the city of Cebu underwent Enhanced Network Quarantine (QET) to deal with the outbreak of new cases. , after the metropolitan domain of Manila.
Cases in the city of Cebu city have had a downward trend since August. Researchers from the OCTA group, which also tracked the pandemic at the local point, said the city of Cebu began flattening its COVID-19 curve in August. However, the local government is still involved, about a moment of wave of infections. Dr. Mary Jean Loreche, spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health of Visayas Central, recommends that the city of Cebu remain under the modified General Community Quarantine (MGCQ), the least restrictive quarantine point, until at least mid-December to maintain restrictions in place. that other people don’t pack by buying groceries in malls and other institutions during the holiday season. The COVID-19 Emergency Operations Center in Cebu City also reminded citizens to remain vigilant and wear masks and face shields. As of Tuesday, October 13, the city of Cebu reported an additional 120 recoveries, bringing the total number of active instances to 230. There are 10,135 cases shown and 677 deaths per COVID-19.
Across the country, the Philippines recorded 1990 new cases on Tuesday, bringing the total number of coronavirus cases in the country to 344,713, of which 44,958 are active, while a total of 6,372 more people have died from the new disease. – Rappler . com