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Why COVID-19 cases have spread wildly in L A - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles is careening toward catastrophe. An explosion of COVID-19 patients has begun to flood hospitals and may soon force doctors to ration care. The number of available beds in intensive care units is rapidly dropping to zero, as healthcare providers plead with people not to come to emergency rooms unless it’s a matter of life or death. “Ambulances are circling hospitals for hours trying to find one that has a bed open so they can bring in their critically ill COVID patient gasping for air,” a doctor at an L.A. County public hospital said last week, describing the “apocalyptic” scene. “We’re literally hanging on by a thread.”

Year in Review Part 2: May - Santa Monica Daily Press

Year in Review Part 2: May Dec. 28, 2020 at 6:00 am Mobility advocates called on the city to join other cities, including Pasadena, San Diego, Oakland and San Francisco, in restricting car traffic on some neighborhood streets to provide more space for pedestrians and cyclists to practice physical distancing.  The Santa Monica Education Foundation’s annual Santa Monica Wine Auction went virtual to continue its tradition of raising funds for local public schools. The city of Santa Monica extended its moratorium on residential and commercial evictions. The order also extended the time tenants had to pay rent they were unable to pay from six to twelve months. 

LA was uniquely vulnerable to this COVID catastrophe Here is what went wrong [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-LA-WHATWENTWRONG:LA]

LA was uniquely vulnerable to this COVID catastrophe. Here is what went wrong [Los Angeles Times :: BC-CORONAVIRUS-LA-WHATWENTWRONG:LA] LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles is careening toward catastrophe. An explosion of COVID-19 patients has begun to flood hospitals and may soon force doctors to ration care. The number of available beds in intensive care units is rapidly dropping to zero, as healthcare providers plead with people not to come to emergency rooms unless it’s a matter of life or death. “Ambulances are circling hospitals for hours trying to find one that has a bed open so they can bring in their critically ill COVID patient gasping for air,” a doctor at an L.A. County public hospital said last week, describing the “apocalyptic” scene. “We’re literally hanging on by a thread.”

December is a COVID-19 disaster in California January is shaping up to be bleak too for deluged hospitals

December is a COVID-19 disaster in California. January is shaping up to be bleak too for deluged hospitals Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money © Provided by The LA Times A COVID-19 patient who had a stroke is prepped to be flown from Providence St. Mary Medical Center to another hospital on Tuesday. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) December has been the worst month of the COVID-19 pandemic in California. But January is expected to be grim as well. Officials are bracing for more COVID-19 hospitalizations as people who participated in holiday gatherings or travel and became infected with the coronavirus begin falling ill.

LA was uniquely vulnerable to this COVID catastrophe Here is what went wrong

LA was uniquely vulnerable to this COVID catastrophe Here is what went wrong
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