Alameda County began requiring masks in most indoor public settings once again Friday after seeing a rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.
Health officials announced Thursday that daily reported cases “have exceeded the peak of last summer’s Delta wave and are now approaching levels seen during the winter 2020-21 wave.” Hospitalizations have also risen in recent days and “now exceed last summer’s peak,” officials said in a news release.
“Rising COVID cases in Alameda County are now leading to more people being hospitalized and today’s action reflects the seriousness of the moment,” Alameda County Health Officer Dr. Nicholas Moss said in a statement. “We cannot ignore the data, and we can’t predict when this wave may end. Putting our masks back on gives us the best opportunity to limit the impact of a prolonged wave on our communities.”
The Bay Area county currently has a 7-day average of 832 cases, which represents […]
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Alameda county has tyrants from Berkeley, not leaders.
They should be telling people to go outside into the sunbreathe deeply, to get their lungs cleaned out.
*Eat food you make yourself at home.
*Wash hands frequently.
*Cough and/or sneeze into the elbow of your long sleeve shirt or a handkerchief.
*Avoid large gatherings.
*Don’t panic. Treat China-flu like the flu.
*Get plenty of rest and drink lots of water.
*Treat coughs without lemon, honey and warm water.
“Treat coughs WITH lemon and honey…”