After a bit of searching I found this map which is specific to the Philippines and made it accessible here: https://dgte.pro/covid/
Good map. Other good info, including latest press releases and "health news," (about 10 cm down on the right column) is https://www.doh.gov.ph Note that website is slow as molasses these days due to traffic.
And it shows "Allied Care Experts (ACE) Dumaguete Doctors, Inc. - 3". That means 3 confirmed cases there, out of 3018 in the whole country PLUS there are 2025 cases "for validation".
ACE has 3, but Dumaguete shows 1. I'd be concern about the hockey stick to the left. It looks like the number dying is increasing and the people recovering is plateauing. I'd like to see that switched.
Some useful infograms, collected from here: https://informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/covid-19-coronavirus-infographic-datapack/ where there's also a very nice chart with new insights into the viral outbreak.
Great chart. I see they still fail to mention face masks for prevention. IF people had masked up from day 1, there would be virtually no curve - the disease would have stayed where it started and died out there. And for '% with other serious ailments who die', we see 10.5% for cardiovascular disease - if that means that 10.5% of infected patients 'with existing cardiovascular disease' die (and not the % of patients who die and are found to have cardiovascular disease) then it it interesting that it and diabetes rank above chronic respiratory disease. Perhaps it is due to how people are classified in those groups of diseases or the virus has a marked impact on various body organs and tissues.
It would be great if someone made a Cellphone APP with all the know parameters factored in to give a probability for getting sick or dying. As for Face masks. The USA has recognized the value of face mask. In fact they are grabbing them from almost everyone all over the world.
