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NCR trends improve but Metro Manila remains at 'low risk' for COVID-19 —OCTA
The National Capital Region (NCR) remains at low risk for COVID-19, with an improved average daily attack rate (ADAR) of 3.36 per 100,000 people, down from 5.49.
The NCR's positivity rate has also improved to 6%, and its healthcare utilization rate has decreased to 26%.
The reproduction number in the NCR further decreased slightly to 0.20, indicating a slowdown in virus transmission.
All provinces in Calabarzon also have a positivity rate below 10% as of February 15.
These risk classifications are determined by virus spread and healthcare utilization to guide policy recommendations.
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