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NCR down to 'moderate risk' for Covid-19: DOH
The National Capital Region (NCR) has been downgraded to moderate risk for COVID-19, according to the Department of Health (DOH).
This follows a significant decrease in COVID-19 cases, with NCR's seven-day moving average dropping to 4,398 from a previous average of 13,298, marking a 67% decrease.
The average daily attack rate (ADAR) per 100,000 population in NCR has fallen to a level consistent with moderate risk.
Areas within NCR Plus such as Rizal and Bulacan have also been classified at moderate risk.
However, an uptrend in cases has been observed in the Visayas and Mindanao, particularly in Regions 7, 6, and 11.
Most COVID-19 cases in the country continue to have mild to moderate symptoms, with fewer cases becoming severe or critical.
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