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    LA County facing full-blown coronavirus surge as cases spike 75%, deaths rise

    LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County appears in the midst of another full-blown coronavirus surge, with cases rising by 75% over the last week. The spike — which partially captures but likely does not fully reflect exposures over the Thanksgiving holiday — is prompting increasingly urgent calls for residents to get up to date on their vaccines and consider taking other preventive steps to stymie ...
    by Luke Money and Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times Dec 06, 2022 4 minutes
    If coronavirus rates continue to rise, Los Angeles could see a return to indoor mask mandates.

    LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County appears in the midst of another full-blown coronavirus surge, with cases rising by 75% over the last week.

    The spike — which partially captures but likely does not fully reflect exposures over the Thanksgiving holiday — is prompting increasingly urgent calls for residents to get up to date on their vaccines and consider taking other preventive steps to stymie viral transmission and severe illness.

    Also on the rise is the number of coronavirus-positive patients being cared for in hospitals, sparking concerns about renewed stress on the region’s health care system and raising the specter of an indoor public mask mandate if the trends continue, possibly within weeks.

    “While there still is uncertainty about what the

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