Los Angeles County Coronavirus Update: Public Health Validates 18 New Deaths And 1,236 Favorable Cases Of COVID-19
SUNDAY: Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reports 10 new deaths and 815 new favorable cases of verified COVID-19 in Los Angeles County. That brings the overall to 267,801 positive cases of COVID-19 across all locations of L.A. County, and a total of 6,514 deaths.
SATURDAY: Los Angeles Public Health confirmed Saturday an extra 1,236 favorable cases of COVID-19 Authorities likewise validated 18 new deaths and a total of 715 current hospitalizations.
The most recent COVID-19 counts come as health officials have been preparing for an increase in brand-new COVID-19 positive cases and related deaths following the Labor Day holiday weekend. Their issues are an outcome of spikes following the Memorial Day and 4 of July holidays.
Authorities have actually stated that the county has actually not experienced that anticipated surge. Saturday’s numbers reveal a decrease from Friday’s new cases and deaths counts.
Even as numbers start to go down, officials caution that L.A. County citizens, specifically young people, still need to practice care when going out in public. From preserving proper social distance and wearing masks in public locations to avoiding large events, locals contribute in reducing the transmission and spread of COVID-19
The current roundup of COVID-19 numbers bring Los Angeles County to a total of 266,988 positive cases and 6,504 deaths. This announcement comes the very same week the United States reached a grim milestone of 200,000 lives lost to the coronavirus pandemic.
California now has an overall of 798,237 validated COVID-19 cases and 15,532 deaths.
COVID-19 Daily Update:
September 26, 2020
New Cases: 1,236(266,988 to date)
New Deaths: 18 (6,504 to date)
Current Hospitalizations: 715 pic.twitter.com/HTGuJnpp3T— LA Public Health (@lapublichealth) September 26, 2020
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