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               Table 5. Decision tree estimates for the burden of rabies from January 2020 to December 2022 by municipality
                                                              Estimated                          Estimated
                          Population  Estimated      Confirmed                  Recorded  Estimated
                Municipality (2020   dog    Estimated   animal   %     Estimated   human   human   exposure
                                            rabid dogs
                                                                                                 incidence
                                                              confirmed  exposures
                          census)  population        cases                      deaths  deaths
                                                              cases                              100 k/year
                Baco      39,817   6,140    51       7        13.73%   19       0       0        16
                                   [4,050-  [14-98]           [7.14%-  [8-30]           [0-0]    [6-25]
                                   12,520]                    50%]
                Bansud    42,671   6,590    59       0        0%       22       1       1        17
                                   [4,390-  [27-103]          [0%-0%]  [15-33]          [1-2]    [12-26]
                                   13,340]
                Bongabong  76,973  12,010   197      2        1.02%    75       6       6        33
                                   [7,810-  [139-272]         [0.74%-  [65-91]          [6-9]    [28-39]
                                   24,010]                    1.44%]
                Bulalacao  44,366  6,960    64       0        0%       24       1       1        18
                                   [4,510-  [35-106]          [0%-0%]  [20-32]          [1-2]    [15-24]
                                   14,100]
                Calapan   145,786  22,710   200      2        1%       77       0       0        18
                                   [14,920-  [61-366]         [0.55%-  [26-131]         [0-0]    [6-30]
                                   45,680]                    3.28%]
                Gloria    50,496   7,650    91       1        1.1%     35       2       2        23
                                   [5,130-  [50-141]          [0.71%-2%] [26-47]        [2-4]    [17-31]
                                   15,720]
                Mansalay  59,114   9,070    267      4        1.5%     104      5       5        59
                                   [6,000-  [167-382]         [1.05%-  [70-135]         [5-8]    [40-76]
                                   18,700]                    2.4%]
                Naujan    109,587  17,050   129      2        1.55%    50       0       0        15
                                   [11,180-  [44-229]         [0.87%-  [19-78]          [0-0]    [6-24]
                                   34,140]                    4.55%]
                Pinamalayan  90,383  13,850   200    1        0.5%     78       5       5        29
                                   [9,220-  [134-288]         [0.35%-  [58-100]         [5-8]    [21-37]
                                   28,590]                    0.75%]
                Pola      35,455   5,620    105      1        0.95%    40       4       4        38
                                   [3,620-  [62-165]          [0.61%-  [30-56]          [4-6]    [28-52]
                                   11,230]                    1.61%]
                Puerto    41,961   6,560    98       4        4.08%    38       0       0        30
                Galera             [4,320-  [27-187]          [2.14%-  [13-63]          [0-0]    [10-50]
                                   12,950]                    14.81%]
                Roxas     58,849   9,250    158      3        1.9%     60       1       1        34
                                   [5,980-  [97-228]          [1.32%-  [46-74]          [1-2]    [26-42]
                                   18,530]                    3.09%]
                San Teodoro  19,121  3,000   24      0        0%       9        0       0        16
                                   [1,950-  [3-62]            [0%-0%]  [2-18]           [0-0]    [3-31]
                                   6,120]
                Socorro   41,585   6,430    12       0        0%       4        0       0        4
                                   [4,200-  [2-37]            [0%-0%]  [1-8]            [0-0]    [1-6]
                                   13,230]
                Victoria  52,175   8,100    20       1        5%       8        0       0        5
                                   [5,280-  [6-47]            [2.13%-  [4-11]           [0-0]    [3-7]
                                   16,290]                    16.75%]
                Oriental   908,339  140,990  1,678   28       Avg = 1.67% 646   25      35       Avg = 24
                Mindoro

               Median values are in bold and 95% prediction intervals are shown in brackets. Human data is from the PHO and animal data is from the RADDL.
               PHO: Provincial Health Office; RADDL: Regional Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory.


               Category III bites received ERIG. By providing PEP only to bite patients with exposure risk, estimated costs
               would decrease to $591 USD per death averted.


               Upon extrapolating these findings nationwide using NRPCP bite records (> 1.1 million bite patients
               presenting to ABTCs annually), we project expenditures surpassing $56.6 million USD on human rabies
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