Are we flattening the curve? Independent COVID-19 trackers show different figures from IATF data

Are we really flattening the curve?

The claim of the national government’s COVID-19 task force that the country is slowly flattening the curve ran counter to the data presented by a number of independent case trackers.the Philippines sees a slowdown in the rate of COVID-19 infections, thereforereducing the number of cases of the new pathogen to a manageable size. This has been the goal of health organizations globally since the virus which causes COVID-19 can no longer be stopped.

presented graphs to reporters at a virtual press briefing thatn we start to see it flattening. Deaths are flattening at a more dramatic rate. Near the 7-day line,Malacañang similarly claimed that the country is starting to flatten the curve in the past few days and attributed this success to the national government’s quarantine measures.

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