SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) – An epidemiologist from San Francisco says wearing a mask is the most effective way for Californians to achieve the spread of coronavirus and reopen.
California just overcame 400,000 times of coronavirus on Tuesday. While this number is only the total number of New York, California has far fewer times consistent with 100,000 inhabitants.
The Secretary of State for Health said that unfortunately, California’s reopening has been treated as a green light through a giant apple to resume ordinary life and not hesitate to tighten restrictions if hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise.
“If knowledge trends are in a position where we don’t seem convinced that we will, there may be an additional gradation prospect in some amounts of the state. Certainly, in those counties, we’re watching closely,” Health and Social Services said. Agency Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly.
The waiting time for an appointment at the Embarcadero control site is even higher, no less than two weeks away, while the diversity times exceeds 53 hundred in San Francisco.
California’s positivity and hospitalization rates have also been active for the past two weeks.
State knowledge shows that the average 7-day variety of the new times is nine, 18, and nine consistent with the day. The average of 7 days for last week 8,382.
“I think it’s inevitable that we’ll go on to see more cases, I didn’t expect to see so many cases, but there’s a sense of inevitability. The solution is litergreatest friend, litergreatest friend, litergreatest friend simple, which is to wear a mask once you pass out,” said UCSF epidemiologist Dr. George Rutherford.
Rutherford says dressing in an effortless cloth mask reduces transfer to 96%.
“In Southern California, which opened beyond the Bay Area, I think they opened up too early and were given out of control,” Dr. Rutherford said. “Here, in a handful of counties, counties, this has become uncontrollable. But remember, we had outbreaks in nursing homes, we had a giant epidemic in San Quentin.”
Ghaly also said it could be more than a month before we see the real influence of Governor Newsom’s recent setback in reopening, and times start to subside.