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LA County battles defeatism, fatigue as deaths near 10,000

LA County battles defeatism, fatigue as deaths near 10,000
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As L A County COVID-19 deaths near 10,000, fatigue grows

Los Angeles County officials are bracing for another coronavirus surge in early January as people who become infected during the holidays return to work and other aspects of normal life. But they recognize they are fighting growing fatigue over stay-at-home restrictions and a feeling from some that the fight is already lost. It’s all but assured that the stay-at-home order that was imposed a month ago will remain in Southern California because hospitals are at the breaking point amid a crush of COVID-19 patients. Officials say more measures are needed. They have urged every person coming into L.A. County from outside the region to quarantine for 10 days to determine whether they have any symptoms of the coronavirus.

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L A County battles COVID defeatism, fatigue as deaths near 10,000

L.A. County battles COVID defeatism, fatigue as deaths near 10,000 Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money © (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) A small crowd takes in the sunset from the top of Signal Hill. Los Angeles County officials are bracing for another COVID-19 surge in early January. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) Los Angeles County officials are bracing for another coronavirus surge in early January as people who become infected during the holidays return to work and other aspects of normal life. But they recognize they are fighting growing fatigue over stay-at-home restrictions and a feeling from some that the fight is already lost.

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California extends stay-at-home order for portions of state

California extends stay-at-home order for portions of state Zack Budryk © Getty Images California extends stay-at-home order for portions of state California has extended coronavirus-related restrictions for at least another three weeks in the state s southern region as COVID-19 cases in the area surge, according to the Los Angeles Times. A stay-at-home order for the San Joaquin Valley and Southern California took effect Dec. 6. Together, the two regions comprise 23 counties and the majority of the state s population. If we are to get through this, the gatherings must stop and strict precautions must be followed by businesses that have been allowed to remain open, Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis said Tuesday in a statement. This is a dire situation - one that we avoided up until now and, frankly, one that we know was preventable because we ve prevented it before.

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California stay-at-home order is extended amid COVID-19 surge - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Strict limitations on businesses and activities will remain in place throughout Southern California for the foreseeable future as COVID-19 patients continue to flood the region’s healthcare system. While not unexpected, Tuesday’s extension of the regional stay-at-home order for both Southern California and the San Joaquin Valley underscores the state’s precarious pandemic position. California on Monday again recorded its highest number of new coronavirus infections in a single day, with 66,811. Though that tally included a backlog from the long Christmas weekend, during which many counties did not issue reports, officials have said they expect in the coming weeks, there will be another surge in new infections stemming from gatherings and travel over the winter holidays.

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