Baguio City and 47 areas remain under Alert Level 1 from March 16-31, 2022

Presidential Communications Secretary and Acting Presidential Spokesperson Martin Andanar has released a statement stating that the National Capital Region and forty-seven other areas will be placed under Alert Level 1 from March 16 to 31, 2022.

In a statement posted by the Philippine Information Agency- Cordillera, the Inter-Agency Task Force placed the following areas under Alert Level 1, effective March 16, 2022 until March 31, 2022.

Areas under Alert Level 1

Luzon

• National Capital Region
• Cordillera Administrative Region
  • Abra,
  • Apayao,
  • Baguio City and
  • Kalinga;
• Region I
  • Dagupan City,
  • Ilocos Norte,
  • Ilocos Sur,
  • La Union and
  • Pangasinan




• Region II
  • Batanes,
  • Cagayan,
  • City of Santiago,
  • Isabela and
  • Quirino
• Region III
  • Angeles City,
  • Aurora,
  • Bataan,
  • Bulacan,
  • Nueva Ecija,
  • Olongapo City,
  • Pampanga,
  • Tarlac and
  • Zambales
• Region IV-A
  • Batangas,
  • Cavite,
  • Laguna and
  • Lucena City
• Region IV-B
  • Marinduque,
  • Puerto Princesa City and
  • Romblon




• Region V
  • Naga City and
  • Catanduanes

Visayas

• Region VI
  • Aklan,
  • Bacolod City,
  • Capiz,
  • Guimaras and
  • Iloilo City;
• Region VII
  • Cebu City and
  • Siquijor
• Region VIII
  • Biliran,
  • Ormoc City and
  • Tacloban City

Mindanao

• Region IX
  • Zamboanga City;
• Region X
  • Cagayan de Oro City and
  • Camiguin
• Region XI
  • Davao City
• CARAGA
  • Butuan City

Related: Alert Level 1 Guidelines in Baguio City Released

Areas under Alert Level 2

Areas not in the abovementioned list shall be under Alert Level 2 beginning March 16, 2022 until March 31, 2022.

SOURCE: PIA Baguio