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Situation summary
Please see the Philippines Department of Health (DOH) daily Situation Update for further information.
2,227,367 Cases
2,010,271 Recoveries
35,145 Deaths
17,078,676 Fully Vaccinated
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DOH recorded 181,9511 active cases as of 12 September 2021, 51% are male, with the most affected age group 20-29 years. Breakdown of active cases (based on disposition upon accomplishing case investigation forms) are as follows:
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Asymptomatic: 17,245 (9.5%)
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Mild: 156,441 (86.0%)
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Moderate: 4,708 (2.6%)
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Severe: 2,445 (1.3%)
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Critical: 1,112 (0.6%)
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Top regions by Active Cases:
National Capital Region (NCR) 50,980
Region IV-A: CALABARZON 38,418
Region III: Central Luzon 20,802
Region VI: Western Visayas 8,645
Region X: Davao Region 7,707
Region I: Ilocos Region 7,590
Region II: Cagayan Valley 6,832
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Out of the total 35,145 confirmed deaths, 57% were male, with the most affected age group 60-69 followed by the age group 70-79 years and the age group 50-59 years.
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26.1% of the total number of deaths reported are from NCR, followed by Central Luzon (13.4%), CALABARZON (12.3%), Central Visayas (10%), Western Visayas (7.2%).
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DOH recorded 24,234 health care workers positive for COVID-19. Of these, 23,767 (98.1%) have recovered, 104 (0.4%) have died and 363 (1.4%) were active cases. Of these active cases, 219 (60.3%) were mild cases, 95 (26.2%) were asymptomatic, 21 (5.8%) in severe condition, 9 (2.5%) in critical condition and 19 (5.2%) in moderate condition.
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DOH proposed classification by ‘Alert Levels’
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Provides a better picture of the COVID 19 situation as it classifies LGUs based on both case and health care capacity metrics.
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Areas will be classified based on:
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Case trend and risk classification (ADAR/Growth)
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Health care capacity utilization rates
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Local detection of Delta VOC
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Case classification of Low, Moderate, High, and Critical risk based on cross tabulation of TWGR and ADAR is retained but with consideration to a one-week growth rate.
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