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New alarms over the Delta variant as L A s coronavirus surge worsens

Print The coronavirus surge fueled by the Delta variant in Los Angeles County continues to worsen, according to new data released Thursday. The Los Angeles County Public Health Department announced 3,248 new cases, adding that the daily average case rate rose to 15.7 per 100,000 people, compared with 12.9 cases per 100,000 people last week. Still, officials said this week’s COVID-19 growth is slower than last week and officials reported a small increase in the number of people getting vaccinated. Public health experts are hoping L.A. County’s reinstated requirement that people wear masks in indoor public places can help slow the spread.

20% Of LA County COVID Cases Were Among The Vaccinated

UpdatedFri, Jul 23, 2021 at 7:38 am PT Replies(15) COVID-19 cases rise In most states as the delta variant becomes the dominant strain. (Getty Images) LOS ANGELES, CA As new COVID-19 cases surge to levels not seen since the winter in Los Angeles, county health officials acknowledged that breakthrough cases represent an increasingly larger share of positive tests. During the month of June, 20 percent of all new COVID-19 infections occurred among fully vaccinated people, Los Angeles County Public Health Department officials announced. It represents a spike from 11 percent in May and 5 percent in April. The climbing numbers likely stem from the fact that more people are vaccinated and the community transmission is climbing, according to health officials. The COVID-19 vaccines continue to have much higher efficacy rates than common inoculations such as the flu vaccine. The vaccination effort has staved off what would otherwise be a massive surge as the delta variant spreads.

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