“Unta mag padayon siya but maging consistent lang ni siya kung consistent ang mga tao sa ilang pagka-disiplinado (It will only be consistent if the public is disciplined),” Dr. Michelle Schlosser, spokesperson of the Covid-19 Task Force, said during a radio interview on Wednesday, February 23.
According to the latest Covid19 Regional Daily from the Ministry of Health (DOH) Davao City, there were a total of 588 active cases in Davao City as of February 22, compared to a total of 3,930 active cases about two weeks ago. There has been significant progress. As of February 6th.
The Davao City Government also reported that the city of Davao had a two-week "low" growth rate of 84.72 (2WGR) and a "median" average daily incidence of 3.79 (Adar), after which the risk of infection with Covid 19 was low. Announced that it was classified as. .. With these developments, Schlosser said the city government will continue to implement the PreventDetectIsolateReintegrate (PDITR) + vaccination strategy to maintain control of Covid19.
This includes proper contact tracing, swabbing, testing, quarantine and isolation.
“(Hopefully) Consistent pud ang tao na magpadayon sa kooperasyon sa mga lakang sa gobyerno labi na gyod sa atong vaccination rollout,” Schlosser said.
The spokesperson previously said a positivity rate of five percent or lower would be a clear indication that the surge is over since it is the only "acceptable" positivity rate, and that any number over five percent is still considered high.
Meanwhile, the whole of Davao Region recorded a total of 2,975 active cases as of February 22, based on the data of DOH-Davao.
Of this number, Davao del Sur had the highest number of active cases with 1,080, followed by the 588 cases from Davao City.
Davao del Norte recorded 484 active cases, 394 cases from Davao Occidental, 222 cases from Davao de Oro, and 207 cases from Davao Oriental.
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