Coronavirus: Latest Malibu Cases Total

Malibu, CA — Los Angeles County has switched to a new data processing system, so after waiting three days for new case updates, health officials said Sunday night that a total of 7,232 new cases had been processed since Thursday as the number of cases surged. Added coronavirus cases. Counties and entire states.

The breakdown is as follows. The number of cases on Thursday was 2,643. 3,187 cases on Friday. There were 1,402 Saturdays, according to Los Angeles County health officials. There were also 30 deaths in the county during that period, health officials said.

The Friday update was the highest daily increase reported by the County of Los Angeles since the pandemic began. It is a record that has been updated many times in the past few weeks.

At Malibu, there were 54 confirmed cases as of Monday, an increase of 3 cases. June 29.. There was one death, the unchanging appearance.

“We send condolences and prayers to the family who lost their loved ones to COVID-19,” said Barbara Ferrer, director of health at LA.

Health officials said the latest figures, including Saturday, show that 1,947 people were hospitalized at COVID-19 throughout the county. That number does not include patients in Long Beach and Pasadena, which have their own medical departments. This number has continued to rise, rising from 1,889 on Wednesday. Governor Gavin Newsom also announced Thursday that statewide hospital admissions have increased by 56% over the last two weeks, reflecting statewide figures.

With the new figures released Sunday, the county’s total coronavirus total stood at 109,194 and 3,487 deaths.

About 9% of people in the county were positive for the virus. County health officials said Wednesday that the daily average of positive tests for the past 7 days was 8.4%, up from about 5.8% two weeks ago.

Newsom said positive rates also continued to increase across the state, with daily averages up to 6.3% over the past 14 days, an increase of about 37% over the past two weeks.

On Wednesday, county health officials issued a revised health order to comply with the requirements Newsom announced earlier that day. The Governor ordered the closure of many indoor operations and abolished indoor dining services, especially in restaurants. Indoor activities in museums, zoos, aquariums and card rooms were also prohibited.

Newtham said these restrictions would take effect for at least three weeks.

At a Supervisory Board meeting on Tuesday, director Sheila Kuehl co-authored director Janice Hahn on how the county’s Department of Public Health would fine companies ignoring the county’s coronavirus protocol, and the Los Angeles Times. According to him, he continues to give up public security in order to obtain a license.

LA will be closed on holiday weekends

Los Angeles County already All beaches closed Weekend of July 4th and cancellation of all fireworks. All bars in the county were closed last Sunday by governor’s order.

During holiday weekends, health officials are increasingly interested in gathering for parties and family gatherings with people outside their homes, which could lead to more infectious diseases. Said.

Malibu’s 4th of July was far from the usual celebration as the beach was closed and fireworks were canceled.

“We know it’s hard not to be able to celebrate holidays like July 4th or the summer season by enjoying the beautiful beaches, but health and safety are first and what coronavirus is I’m continuing to kill and hospitalize a thousand Americans.” Mayor Karen Farler “I continued to practice physical distances, no matter where I live, according to the advice of public health officials, especially at home. It is highly recommended to always wear a face covering outside.”

“We are at a really important point,” said Barbara Ferrer, Director of Public Health. “Even when we can’t find a way to collectively find ways to minimize exposure to different family units, different people working together, we’re seeing an increase in cases. I We had to do something now to bring them back to a flatter ground.”

Asked again about why the beach was closed to prevent rallying, but nothing to prevent massive protests against police atrocities, Ferrera said the first revision of the U.S. Constitution would give the right to protest. Emphasized that it would guarantee.

Health officials have been unable to track the specific outbreaks of the virus for this month’s protests, mainly due to the difficulty in tracking the exact sources of exposure to potentially ill people in different locations. did. However, Ferrer said consistently that the protests were likely to be the cause of the coronavirus infection, with a large number of people gathering for a long period of time without covering their faces or social distances. It is similar to where you are.

— City News Services and Patch staff Nick Gerber and Michael Wittner contributed to this report.