Philippines sees 79% drop in Mpox cases in early 2026
Philippines sees 79% drop in Mpox cases in early 2026
Philippines sees 79% drop in Mpox cases in early 2026
The Department of Health (DOH) has reported a significant drop in Mpox cases in the Philippines for 2026. From January 1 to June 13, only 44 cases were recorded, marking a 79% decrease compared to the same period last year. On June 29, 2026, the DOH confirmed an Mpox case in Mandaluyong City. The agency stated there was no cause for public alarm. Responsibility for the case was handed to the local government unit (LGU).
The DOH avoids discussing individual case details to prevent stigma. It also adheres to data privacy laws, ensuring patient confidentiality. The overall decline in Mpox cases suggests improved control measures. The DOH continues to monitor the situation and coordinate with local authorities. No further public health alerts have been issued.
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