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NEWS FACT SHEET 1 According to the DOH, there has been an 11 percent decrease in dengue cases nationwide from January 14 to 27, with 7,434 cases compared to the 8,368 cases logged from January 1 to 13. The numbers have further decreased from January 28 to February 10, where 5,267 cases were recorded, it noted. "It is important to note that these figures may be subject to change due to [potentially] delayed consultations and reporting," the health department said in a statement. However, the DOH said that 67 dengue-related deaths were logged from January 1 to February 10, making the Case fatality rate 0.32 percent.| The DOH reiterated its reminder to the public to strengthen the implementation of the "5S strategy against dengue: search and destroy mosquito breeding sites, use self-protection measures, seek early consultation, say yes to fogging where needed, and maintain hydration. EDITORIAL FACT SHEET Warm weather is seen in most of the country this Friday. The state weather bureau said the easterlies are bringing high temperatures nationwide. On the other hand, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) forecasts cooler weather in northern Luzon despite the weakening of the northeast monsoon or amihan. "For today, dalawang weather systems pa din ang nakakaapekto sa bansa. Una na diyan ang northeast monsoon or amihan na siyang nagdadala ng bahagyang paglamig pa din ng temperatura dito sa may northern Luzon," Pagasa weather specialist Benison Estareja said in a public weather forecast. www "Mainit at maalinsangang panahon naman ang sa may rest of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao dahil pa rin sa easterlies," he also said. Amihan refers to the cold winds blowing from Siberia, while easterlies are the weather system caused by the warm winds coming from the Pacific Ocean. Meanwhile, Pagasa did not raise a gale warning in any seaboards nationwide. The country is still under the effects of El Nio or the weather phenomenon, which increases the prospect of below-normal rainfall conditions that could bring negative impacts such as "dry spells" or droughts in some parts of the country until the first quarter of 2024, according to Pagasa.