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Laboratory Confirmed COVID19 Cases in Central Visayas, January 31-June 08, 2020

A. Epidemilogic Curve

    January 31, 2020 a Chinese national tourist was admitted at ACE Medical Center, Bohol. On February 2020, community contact tracing was conducted in Bohol and Negros Oriental. On March 06, 2020, Negros Oriental reported their first confirmed COVID19 case.On March 13, 2020 Cebu City reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On April 20, 2020 Cebu City Jail, conducted swabbing activities among PDL and jail personnel. Cases peaked on April 30, 2020 when Cebu City Health Office conducted community tracing simultaneous PCR testing (Figure 1). Of the cases detected 981 (24%) were symptomatic.

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B. Distrbution of cases by Cities/ Muncipalities

    Data from May 24-June 08, 2020 shows that in Cebu province, Talisay City (49, 39%) has the highest number of cases, followed by Minglanilla (22, 17%), and Consolacion (15, 12%) (Figure 2).

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Laboratory Confirmed COVID19 Cases in Central Visayas, January 31—June 07, 2020

A. Epidemiologic Curve

   On January 31, 2020 a Chinese national tourist was admitted at ACE Medical Center, Bohol. On January to February 2020, community contact tracing was conducted in Bohol and Negros Oriental. On March 06, 2020, Negros Oriental reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On March 13, 2020 Cebu City reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On April 20, 2020, Cebu City Jail, conducted swabbing activities among PDL and jail personnel. Cases peaked on April 30, 2020 when Cebu City Health Office conducted community contact tracing with simultaneous PCR testing (Figure 1). Of the cases detected, 924 (24%) were symptomatic.

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B. Distribution of cases by Cities and Municipalities

   A total of 3, 875 Laboratory - Confirmed COVID19 cases with 70 deaths (CFR 2%) has been reported in Central Visayas from January 16 to June 7, 2020. The city with the highest number of confirmed cases were from Cebu (3128, 81%). Among the municipalities, Minglanilla has (51,1.3%), followed by Consolacion (18, 0.5%) and San Fernando (15, 0.4%) COVID19 confirmed cases (Figure 2).

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Laboratory Confirmed COVID19 Cases in Central Visayas, January 31—June 06, 2020

A. Epidemiologic Curve

  On January 31, 2020 a Chinese national tourist was admitted at ACE Medical Center, Bohol. On January to February 2020, community contact tracing was conducted in Bohol and Negros Oriental. On March 06, 2020, Negros Oriental reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On March 13, 2020 Cebu City reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On April 20, 2020, Cebu City Jail, conducted swabbing activities among PDL and jail personnel. Cases peaked on April 30, 2020 when Cebu City Health Office conducted community contact tracing with simultaneous PCR testing (Figure 1).

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B. Distribution of cases by Province/Highly Urbanized Cities (HUC)

  A total of 3, 793 Laboratory - Confirmed COVID19 cases with 70 deaths (CFR 2%) has been reported in Central Visayas from January 16 to June 6, 2020. The province with the highest number of confirmed cases were from Cebu (276, 7%). Among the HUCs, Cebu City has the highest (3049, 80% ) COVID19 confirmed cases (Figure 2).

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Laboratory Confirmed COVID19 Cases in Central Visayas, January 31—June 05, 2020

A. Epidemiologic Curve

  On January 31, 2020 a Chinese national tourist was admitted at ACE Medical Center, Bohol. On January to February 2020, community contact tracing was conducted in Bohol and Negros Oriental. On March 06, 2020, Negros Oriental reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On March 13, 2020 Cebu City reported their first confirmed COVID19 case. On April 20, 2020, Cebu City Jail, conducted swabbing activities among PDL and jail personnel. Cases peaked on April 30, 2020 when Cebu City Health Office conducted community contact tracing with simultaneous PCR testing (Figure 1).

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B. Distribution of cases by Province/Highly Urbanized Cities (HUC)

  A total of 3, 633 Laboratory - Confirmed COVID19 cases with 70 deaths (CFR 2%) has been reported in Central Visayas from January 16 to June 5, 2020. The province with the highest number of confirmed cases were from Cebu (241, 7%). Among the HUCs, Cebu City has the highest (2777, 80% ) COVID19 confirmed cases (Figure 2).