1,634 cities and municipalities zoned: 356 infected (red), 859 buffer (pink), 201 surveillance (yellow), 25 protected (light green), 193 free (dark green). Infected zones in 59 provinces.
Technical details
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- de1801bf09b0ae3ccae6f9643bff780d18b545015cc84b9df9bd742dc7badb03
- Retrieved
- 30 September 2026
- DA-BAI report
- 741
- Listed as
- ASF NATIONAL ZONING STATUS AS OF JULY 10, 2026
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What changed, according to this document
- New red zoneNegros Occidental: San Enrique now in an infected (red) zone; the province had none in the 5 June 2026 zoning status.
- Getting worsePangasinan: Infanta now in infected zones; 4 in all, up from 3.
- Getting worseCapiz: Roxas City now in infected zones; 5 in all, up from 4.
- Getting worseBohol: Cortes, San Isidro and Sikatuna now in infected zones; 45 in all, up from 43.
- Getting worseNorthern Samar: Biri now in infected zones; 4 in all, up from 3.
- Getting worseZamboanga del Sur: Bayog now in infected zones; 2 in all, up from 1.
- Getting betterIlocos Norte: Most severe zone lowered from buffer (pink) to surveillance (yellow).
- Reports disagreeAlbay: No infected zone any more; 1 city/municipality was infected in the 5 June 2026 zoning status.
- Reports disagreeCamarines Sur: Ragay now in infected zones; 3 in all, up from 2.
- Getting betterAklan: No infected zone any more; 2 cities/municipalities were infected in the 5 June 2026 zoning status.
- Getting betterMaguindanao del Norte: No infected zone any more; 1 city/municipality was infected in the 5 June 2026 zoning status.
- Getting betterMaguindanao del Sur: No infected zone any more; 1 city/municipality was infected in the 5 June 2026 zoning status.