“If the illness is not a notifiable condition, as the case definition for viral haemorrhagic fever, then his privacy and medical confidentiality must be respected,” he said.
A village in Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, is offering one Philippine peso ($0.017) for every five mosquitoes or larvae caught.
The results of the report are slated for discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday.
The death toll included one in June, nine in July, 11 in August, 34 in September, 86 in October, and 72 in November.
The outbreak is due to floods triggered by heavy monsoon rains in the South Asian country.
428,098 children under five suffer from diarrhoea, while another 51,191 are being treated for dysentery in the worst-hit province of Sindh.
Hospitals in the capital were running out of beds in the isolation wards as patients with the symptoms of the deadly fever continued to stream in.
