New Daily highs in Covid: New Cases 37,000 and New Deathe 215+.

[BigmanPigman]

Last edited Fri Dec 11, 2020, 09:57 PM - Edit history (1)

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/california/

The state has not finished reporting numbers for today so they will be even higher.

[bullimiami]

1. horrifying.

[BigmanPigman]

2. That is more than any other country except for Brazil today.

The US just broke another record too...245,000 New Cases in US today.
https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries

[bullimiami]

3. And Cali is not some backward, make no effort, state. Very mixed. I dont understand it.

[BigmanPigman]

4. The small business have been vocal since the Summer

and all the "I will die if I can't go to a bar and the beach and Starbucks" crowd. Self absorbed asses have bought the BS by the GOP business leaders and twisted it so suit their selfish desires. They protest still! They are refusing to follow the order and the cops don't enforce it.

[Dream Girl]

5. I think that's more in So. Cal. nothing in No Cal that I know of

[BigmanPigman]

6. LA has the most by far, 14,000 today alone.

[Starfury]

7. SoCal Region running out of ICU beds

The Southern California Region covers from San Luis Obispo all the way south to San Diego, from the coast to the NV/AZ borders. It includes almost 24,000,000 residents. Available ICU beds for the entire Region has dropped from 15% to 6.2% in the last week.

Don't like thinking where things will be in another 1-2 weeks when we've run out of beds altogether...

[BigmanPigman]

8. I was just reading about that in the LA Times.

This is a result of Thanksgiving traveling. Christmas and New Years will be even worse. There won't be any room for more patients.

[Starfury]

9. Southern California Region down to 5.3% ICU capacity. San Joaquin Valley Region is completely full.

SoCal ICU beds will be full well before Christmas. And you're right, things will only get worse after the holidays.


SoCal's ICU Capacity Slips Under 5.3% As Vaccine Rollout Begins:

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Intensive care bed capacity throughout the Southern California region sunk to 5.3 percent Saturday, and has been hitting a new low each day for the past several days as coronavirus continued to surge across the state.

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And as of Saturday, the San Joaquin Valley region, which also fell under the stay-at-home order last week, reported that no ICU capacity was available.

Meanwhile, in the Bay Area ICU capacity held at 17.6 and the Northern California region remained at 27.4 percent. In the Greater Sacramento region, ICU capacity was at 12.7 percent.

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But vaccines were not expected to be available to the general public for quite some time, possibly spring of 2021. Until then, officials are pleading with the public to slow the surge as ICU capacity continues to plummet at an alarming rate.

[Starfury]

10. SoCal Region: Down to 2.7% ICU capacity...

Link to tweet

Sorry to be repetitious, but...