Quezon City's COVID-19 positivity rate continues its downward trend after it dropped to 2 percent or two new cases per 100,000 individuals tested as of Nov. 24.
The rate is based on the latest data released by the OCTA Research Group for Nov.17 to 23.
The positivity rate dropped one percent from the three percent record for Nov. 9 to 15, which is also lower than the 23 percent recorded during the Delta variant surge in the city dated Sept. 11 to 17.
The city's reproduction number dropped to 0.43 compared to the 1.33 rate during the delta variant surge, while the average daily attack rate is now only at 1.98 (from 37.9).
Meanwhile, the average new daily cases went down to 63, which shows a -54 percent growth rate coming from the 138 cases recorded for the period Nov. 9 to 15.
This is also the lowest record since January according to the OCTA Research Group.
Hospital bed occupancy in Quezon City is also at 40 percent.
As of Nov. 23, the local government listed 858 active cases, or 0.48 percent of the 179,232 total cases, while 176,768 (98.62 percent) have recovered.