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About: COVID-19 is a novel respiratory disease first identified in Wuhan, China, that is caused by the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. To better understand the dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines, we have used real-time mobility data to modify the DELPHI Epidemiological Model recently developed at M.I.T., to simulate the pandemic in Metro Manila. We have chosen to focus on the National Capital Region, not only because it is the nation's demographic heart where over a tenth of the country's population live, but also because it has been the epidemiological epicenter of the Philippine pandemic. Our model suggests that the government-imposed enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) has successfully limited the spread of the pandemic. It is clear that the initial wave of the pandemic is flattening, though suppression of viral spread has been delayed by the local pandemics in the City of Manila and Quezon City. Our data also reveals that replacing the ECQ with a General Community Quarantine (GCQ) will increase the forecasted number of deaths in the nation's capital unless rigorous tracing and testing can be implemented to prevent a second wave of the pandemic.

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