CEBU CITY, Philippines— Governor Gwendolyn Garcia objected to the validity and basis of warnings aired by medical professionals regarding a possible “surge” in the coronavirus disease cases in
maintained that despite having the highest number of active cases in Central Visayas, the province’s figures are going down and lower compared to other areas if data are analyzed alongside the total population.
Garcia made the statement following a report quoting the spokesperson of the Cebu Medical Society, who warned of a possible surge in cases in the province should residents “remain complacent.” The Capitol’s data on the distribution of its active cases also show that less than 20 percent of these patients are hospitalized and the remaining about 80 percent are either under home or facility isolation.
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