Metro Manila and several other areas will remain under Alert Level 1 from July 1 to 15 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Malacañang said Tuesday.
Metro Manila and several other areas will remain under Alert Level 1 from July 1 to 15 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Malacañang said Tuesday.
Acting presidential spokesperson Martin Andanar said the decision was made as the Inter-Agency Task Force revised the matrices to be used for the Alert Level System, and on the alert level classification of provinces, highly urbanized cities , independent component cities , component cities, and municipalities.
The new matrix will remove the two-week growth rate in determining case-risk classification. Instead, case-risk classification will be based on average daily attack rates and current thresholds. The total COVID-19 bed utilization rate will remain as well as other current thresholds as main metrics for health system capacity. Andanar said.
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