Out of 40 cases in Bacolod, 12 were overseas Filipino workers, 17 were locally stranded individuals.
According to DOH data, Negros Occidental had 37 new cases, which is now a total of 243 cases. It breaches the mark of 200 on COVID-19 cases.

COVID-19 patients were from the municipalities of Manapla, Hinigaran, Calatrava, Pontevedra, Isabela and E.B Magalona and cities of Cadiz, Sagay, Sipalay, Silay, Escalante, Talisay, Bago and Himamaylan.
Bacolod City had new three cases according to the date of the Bacolod City Health Office.

DOH shared a good development with the recovery of six patients in the city and four others in the province, and from cities of Bago and Silay, and Municipality of Valladolid.

MGCQ (Modified General Community Quarantine) is extended from July 15 to July 31.

El Cid Familiaran will be heading the Task Force with his fellow council members and he will be assisted by Wilfredo Geolingo as an action officer.

They also stated that the task force shall mainly be responsible for ensuring the compliance of a person and establishments of offices will all existing laws, issuance, and ordinances all related to the established health protocols against this Coronavirus. It may also affect arrest in flagrante delicto with the assistance of Bacolod City Police Office personnel at all times.