GALT (CBS13) – A giant coronavirus outbreak in a small town has fitness officials on alert and baffling resources.
The cars were parked outdoors at Walker Community Park before dawn, waiting to be examined for COVID-19.
“They say there is such bureaucracy from the verification sites. I call one and every day, day after day,” said Ortiz, a tiffabig apple.
The Apple Tiffabig and her husband Paul attended the pop-up check loose on Wednesday, so she can also be checked for the first time and he can do it for a moment, too.
“My husband had no symptoms,” she says.
The Tiffabig apple says it tested positive for coronavirus two weeks later and has been quarantined ever since. His wife gave it to him: they drive a diesel truck together. Ortiz says he never got sick, but he couldn’t work.
“I can’t work, ” said Paul. “But if I check two negative points, I go back to work.”
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Alonzo Gutierrez there for his third attempt. He also tested positive for coronavirus apass for several weeks but showed no symptoms. His circle of sick relatives.
“My wife and circle of relatives have been more affected, so [I can’t wait to get a negative review and go back to work],” she said.
And where they come from.
“As far as I know, no one knows. It’s like a needle in a haystack,” Gutierrez said.
Galt, which has been maintained 13 times for weeks, is now more than three hundred times more than cities several times its size, such as Citrus Heights and Folsom. That’s why the National Guard said Galt was desperate for the emerging verification site.
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“We are partnering with the Sacramento County Department of Public Health. They monitor positivity rates in other spaces and we thought it was a fairly high positivity rate, and they sought to be bound for everyone here to get tested too,” Captain Serenity Holden said.
To turn symptoms into a test, you are over 18 years old and have a valid ID.
Capacity, however, limited. Less than an hour after opening, the doors were locked.
Health officials say they only check out a hundred kits from those sites.