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DEC. 28, 2020
7:19 PM
As Los Angeles County continues to see an unprecedented wave of coronavirus cases, travelers returning to the region must quarantine.
Everyone who traveled out of the county is required to quarantine for 10 days upon return, the L.A. County Department of Public Health announced in a press release Monday. If a person begins to experience symptoms of the virus or tests positive, they should isolate for 10 days and until they are fever-free for 24 hours.
Individuals in quarantine should not leave their home or receive visitors, and should instead find others who can buy groceries or other essential items for them, according to the department.
EpidemioLakshmy @epidemiolakshmy
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for context: on an average day in LA County, 163 people die from all causes (heart attacks, car accidents, cancer, etc). Last week, we saw 3 days where 130, 148 & 145 people died due to COVID. Reporting delays because of the holiday are responsible for the lower numbers...1/2
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@lapublichealth
? Dec 27
Public Health Reports 44 New Deaths and 13,580 New Positive Cases of Confirmed #COVID19 In Los Angeles County. View https://bit.ly/3mUJsI4 for More Information.
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2 EpidemioLakshmy @epidemiolakshmy
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as somebody who reports deaths to the County: I fully expect our mortality numbers to stay this high for the next 6 weeks. Likely, it will be worse. this is a tragedy. 2/2
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