Data source: the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for registered deaths, and the DOH Epidemiology Bureau for dengue. KlaroFlow does not collect these figures. We organise, chart and explain what the agencies publish.

Explore Cebu’s recorded health trends

Explore registered deaths and reported dengue in Cebu, alongside regional cause-of-death records.

Datasets Registered deaths by year: Cebu, 2013–2023 (PSA) Deaths by age and sex: Cebu, 2023 (PSA) Causes of death: Central Visayas, 2023 and 2024 preliminary (PSA) Dengue by week: Cebu, 2016–2020 (DOH)
Extracted PSA tables downloaded 4 October 2026. That is the download date, not the period the figures describe.

Key findings

Deaths registered in 2023

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Registered deaths · All of Cebu · 2023

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Most common recorded cause, 2023

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Central Visayas · 2023 regional table

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Highest reported-case year in these records 2016–2020

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Reported cases only, not current risk. Two weekly reports are missing, and September–October 2017 is under source review. See Dengue records.
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  • Death records
    Deaths registered with the civil registrar, counted by the person’s usual residence, as published by PSA.
  • Recorded causes
  • Dengue records
    Weekly counts from DOH Epidemiology Bureau data, compiled by Cirrolytix and published through the Humanitarian Data Exchange. Every figure here is a reported case or…

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Sources & checks

Know which records you are viewing

Download date and observation years are separate. The four PSA tables were extracted through the PSA OpenSTAT API on 4 October 2026. The figures themselves describe 2013–2023 (deaths by year), 2023 (deaths by age), 2023 and 2024 preliminary (causes) and 2016–2020 (dengue).

Registered deaths, by year and by age

PSA OpenSTAT tables 0361A1ADEA0 (registered deaths by usual residence and sex, 2013–2023) and 0421A1ADEA6 (by age group, sex and place of usual residence, 2023). These count deaths registered with a civil registrar for people whose usual residence was the place shown. Totals may change as late registrations are added. Check the period and publication status before comparing years.

All of Cebu is Cebu Province plus Cebu, Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu cities, added together by KlaroFlow. Cebu Province is the source’s province series, which excludes those three highly urbanized cities.

Causes of death: regional tables

This report’s selected cause-of-death tables provide regional figures: PSA tables 0481A1ADEB2 (2023) and 0131A1BDEE7 (2024 preliminary), Region VII (Central Visayas). In the 2023 table Region VII is Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental and Siquijor. The 2024 table lists the Negros Island Region separately, so its Region VII is Cebu and Bohol only. The two years are therefore not compared on this page.

The 2024 table carried the status “preliminary” when extracted on 4 October 2026 and is shown with that label. It may still be revised.

Dengue: reported cases and deaths

DOH Epidemiology Bureau data compiled by Cirrolytix and published on HDX under CC BY (columns loc, cases, deaths, date, Region).

Source file range: 2016 to January 2021. Range shown here: 2016–2020, for Cebu, Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue City. The file has only two 2021 weeks (3 and 10 January), so 2021 is left out.

Two weekly dates (12 November 2017 and 6 January 2019) are absent. Five weeks in September and October 2017 record more deaths than cases in the file itself. The deaths for that stretch are marked “Under source review” and kept out of the charts, totals and findings; the rows as recorded are in the source audit under Dengue records. Nothing has been corrected.

What the figures can and cannot say

Figures are aggregated from the listed public records. They are counts, not rates, and they do not show why deaths changed, whether care was delayed, or why reported dengue fell. Presentation groups are KlaroFlow’s; the original PSA categories are available above.

For current health information, separate from these historical records: your barangay health station, your city or municipal health office, and the DOH Central Visayas regional office.

Licences and credit. Death and cause-of-death tables: Philippine Statistics Authority, OpenSTAT, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Dengue records: compiled by Cirrolytix from DOH Epidemiology Bureau data and published on the Humanitarian Data Exchange under CC BY. Changes made by KlaroFlow: the “All of Cebu” sums, the share calculations, the annual sums of weekly records, the optional body-system groups and holding back the September–October 2017 dengue deaths as under source review. The sources do not endorse KlaroFlow or this page.

Sources, scope and corrections

These figures come from the sources listed here. KlaroFlow selects, checks and presents them; the source organisations do not endorse this report. Reference periods and limitations are shown beside each view. If you find a discrepancy, send the report name, view and figure to [email protected] so we can review it.

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