LIST: Cities, municipalities where COVID-19 cases were detected

MANILA, Philippines (Update 2, 11:07 pm., March 15) — The World Health Organization sounded another global alarm on Wednesday, officially declaring the new coronavirus that has infected more than 156,000 people and killed 5,800 across the world a pandemic.

In the Philippines, there are 12 recorded deaths and 140 confirmed cases since the country first reported an infection in late January. 

There are concerns that the number of infected people may be higher due to the country’s very limited testing program and that it has spread to other parts of the country.

Based on the Department of Health’s list, here are the areas where COVID-19 cases are detected:

National Capital Region

Taguig

1.  Case No. 4
2. Case No. 84

Pasig

1. Case No. 8
2. Case No. 18
3. Case No. 19
4. Case No. 37
5. Case No. 42
6. Case No. 54
7. Case No. 111

Marikina

1. Case No. 9
2. Case No. 27
3. Case No. 28
4. Case No. 29
5. Case No. 30
6. Case No. 128

San Juan

1. Case No. 11
2. Case No. 16
3. Case No. 22
4. Case No. 23
5. Case No. 31
6. Case No. 32
7. Case No. 48
8. Case No. 71
9. Case No. 76
10. Case No. 88
11. Case No. 90
12. Case No. 98
13. Case No. 133

Quezon City

1. Case No. 10
2. Case No. 13
3. Case No. 24
4. Case No. 45
5. Case No. 50
6. Case No. 51
7. Case No. 68
8. Case No. 74
9. Case No. 80
10. Case No. 82
11. Case No. 87
12. Case No. 91
13. Case No. 93
14. Case No. 101
15. Case No. 115
16. Case No. 117
17. Case No. 120
18. Case No. 124
19. Case No. 129
20. Case No. 134
21. Case No. 135

Manila

1. Case No. 12
2. Case No. 46
3. Case No. 64
4. Case No. 73
5. Case No. 109
6. Case No. 118
7. Case No. 121
8. Case No. 123
9. Case No. 125

Makati

1. Case No. 14
2. Case No. 15
3. Case No. 17
4. Case No. 33
5. Case No. 34
6. Case No. 35
7. Case No. 41
8. Case No. 43
9. Case No. 44
10. Case No. 58
11. Case No. 79
12. Case No. 92
13. Case No. 112
14. Case No. 132 

Las Piñas

1. Case No. 36

2. Case No. 138

Mandaluyong

1. Case No. 47
2. Case No. 53
3. Case No. 97

Pasay

1. Case No. 83

Parañaque

1. ???????Case No. 85
2. Case No. 119
3. Case No. 127
4. Case No. 140

Caloocan

1. Case No. 114

Muntinlupa

1. Case No. 139

Calabarzon

Antipolo

1. Case No. 77

Rizal 

1. Case No. 5
2. Case No. 6
3. Case No. 38 
4. Case No. 63
5. Case No. 126

Cavite

1. Case No. 20
2. Case No. 75
3. Case No. 81

Lucena City, Quezon Province

1. Case No. 70

Batangas

1. Case No. 49
2. Case No. 52

Laguna

1. Case No. 72

Central Luzon

Bulacan

1. Case No. 99
2. Case No. 113
3. Case No. 116

San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

1. Case No. 21

New Clark City (Capas, Tarlac)

1. Case No. 25
2. Case No. 26

Tarlac

1. Case No. 122

San Fernando, Pampanga 

1. Case No. 89

Central Visayas

Negros Oriental

1. Case No. 39

Davao Region

Davao de Oro

1. Case No. 130

BARMM

Lanao del Sur

1. Case No. 40

For Validation

1. Case No. 55
2. Case No. 56
3. Case No. 57
4. Case No. 59
5. Case No. 60
6. Case No. 61
7. Case No. 62
8. Case No. 65
9. Case No. 66
10. Case No. 67
11. Case No. 69
12. Case No. 78
13. Case No. 86
14. Case No. 94
15. Case No. 95
16. Case No. 96
17. Case No. 100
18. Case No. 101
19. Case No. 102
20. Case No. 103
21. Case No. 105
22. Case No. 106
23. Case No. 107
24. Case No. 108
25. Case No. 110
26. Case No. 136

Cases Nos. 1, 2 and 3 are Chinese tourists who tested positive while in the Philippines.

The country's first and third cases have recovered, while the second died—the first death recorded in the Philippines and the first fatality outside mainland China.

Case No. 7, meanwhile, is a Taiwanese national.