Based on the report from the COVID-19 Task Force on Monday (Jan. 31), the data was based on the COVID-19 Risk Assessment Map for the period January 31- February 5, showing that 105 barangays are now at critical risk of the virus.
The previous week's data listed only 74 critical risk barangays.
The city, based on the assessment, remained with a “High” two-week growth rate at 328.19 and a “High” Average Daily Attack Rate at or the average number of new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 individuals at 43.67.
These barangays under critical risk include
1-A
2-A
5-A
6-A
7-A
8-A
9-A
10-A
11-B
13-B
14-B
15-B
17-B
18-B
19-B
20-B
21-C
22-C
23-C
24-C
25-C
26-C
27-C
28-C
30-C
31-D
34-D
35-D
36-D
37-D
38-D
39-D
A. Angliongto, Sr.
Acacia (Buhangin)
Agdao Proper
Angalan
Bago Aplaya
Bago Gallera
Baliok
Bangkas Heights
Bato (Toril)
Biao Escuela
Binugao
Bucana
Buhangin Proper
Bunawan Proper
Cabantian
Cadalian
Calinan Proper
Carmen (Baguio)
Catalunan Grande
Catalunan Pequeño
Cawayan (Calinan)
Centro (San Juan, Agdao)
Communal
Crossing Bayabas
Daliao
Dumoy
Gov. Paciano Bangoy (Agdao)
Gov. Vicente Duterte (Agdao)
Gumalang
Ilang
Indangan
Kap. Monteverde, Sr. (Agdao)
Lacson (Calinan)
Langub
Lapu-lapu (Agdao)
Leon Garcia, Sr.
Lizada (Toril)
Los Amigos
Lubogan
Maa
Magtuod
Malagos
Mandug
Marapangi
Matina Aplaya
Matina Crossing
Matina Pangi
Mintal
Mulig
Pampanga
Paquibato Proper
Rafael Castillo
Riverside (Calinan)
San Antonio (Agdao)
Sasa
Sirawan
Sto. Niño (Tugbok)
Subasta
Tacunan
Talandang
Talomo Proper
Talomo River
Tamayong
Tamugan
Tigatto
Toril Proper
Tugbok Proper
Tungkalan
Ubalde
V. Hizon, Sr.
Wangan
Wilfredo Aquino
Wines
In a report from the City Information Office, it indicated that compared to the previous week’s (January 24-January 29) to this week's (January 31-February 5) ranking, the number of high-risk barangays has also increased from three barangays the previous week to 20 barangays this week.
The same was observed in the high-risk barangays, from 16 barangays last week to 18 barangays this week.
Also, the moderate risk barangays decreased from 50 barangays in last week’s assessment to 18 barangays this week.
The same was observed for moderate risk barangays in proximity to high-risk barangays from three (3) barangays that were assessed under this category last week to only two (2) barangays this week.
Dabawenyos are advised to exercise caution in going to the critical risk and high-risk barangays as entry into these areas should be strictly for work, business, and emergency purposes.
Mayor Sara Duterte has constantly reminded Dabawenyos to follow minimum public health protocols such as wearing masks, practicing physical distancing, and frequent washing of hands with soap and water.
Dabawenyos, especially residents in critical and high-risk areas are also encouraged to get anti-COVID booster shots.
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