L.A. County indoor mask rules set to take effect as coronavirus cases keep rising - News Summed Up

L.A. County indoor mask rules set to take effect as coronavirus cases keep rising


But with COVID-19 cases rising across the nation largely because of the highly infectious Delta variant, officials elsewhere will be watching to see if the effort works. About 52% of L.A. County residents are fully vaccinated, and roughly 60% have gotten at least one shot. Between Dec. 7 and June 7, unvaccinated people in L.A. County accounted for 99.6% of its coronavirus cases, 98.7% of COVID-19 hospitalizations and 99.8% of deaths. Otherwise, we may quickly see more devastating illness and death among the millions of residents,” said L.A. County Health Officer Dr. Muntu Davis. In Orange County, public health officials have encouraged unvaccinated residents to avoid large crowds and poorly ventilated spaces and continue masking in indoor public areas.


Source: Los Angeles Times July 17, 2021 23:48 UTC



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