This big city is "on the edge" of a new pantouflard order, mayor says
The great mayor of the city offers a more targeted stop to stop the propagation of the coronavirus.
Thecoronavirus pandemic wreaked havoc on the country,epidemics in some states Now worse than ever. New cases of Covid, hospitalizations and deaths are on the rise, which requires the most affected places to decide whether they shouldreverse reopening-or opt for even more stringent measures. While California as a whole is struggling to contain its coronavirus epidemic, a particular city, has experienced a critical increase in Covid number. Now the mayorEric Garcetti says thatLos Angeles is "at the edge" of a new order to stay at home.
In an interview with CNN on July 19,Jake Tapper asked Garcetti, "How much is he worse to get to Los Angeles before feeling obliged to make anotherOrder of stay at home? Garcetti replied: "Well, I think we are at the edge of this."
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This is not the first time Garcetti spoke about the possibility ofAnother stop for Los Angeles. "While the city of Los Angeles Threat Level Covid-19 remains to Orange, we are on the border to go to red," he said at a press conference of July 13, as reported speakLos Angeles Times. "The red is wheneverything closes again at our most stringent level. I do not want to warn the people we are near that. »
At the time, Garcetti noted that there were more COVID cases in Los Angeles than across Canada. The coronavirus situation in Los Angeles has only worse than, but Garcetti pointed out that it could take up to three weeks to see if new restrictions haveslowed the spread of the epidemic.
Positive test rates in L.A county rose by 8 percent to nearly 10 percent, according to theThat time. Los Angeles also recorded aRecord number of hospitalizations On July 19, 2216. And there were 2,848 new cases of COVIDs that day, more than half of people infected under 41 years old. Dated July 20th,The New York Times Reports almost 155,900Coronavirus case in L.A. County, With nearly 4,100 dead.
It's clear not exactly what a new order stay at home for Los Angeles would look like.Governor of CaliforniaGavin Newsom already imposed several restrictions On counties across the state last week, ending in interior dining in restaurants and bars closing and gymnasiums. In his interview at CNN, Garcetti suggested that the kind of Screening Lockdown would not be a wide way to stay at home, but rather something specific to the areas that suffer the most.
"I want to go to the factories where we see the propagation. I want to go to these communities, especially our low-income communities, "he said. "I think we have to be surgical rather than a cleaver that would simply be stopped. And for more places that should consider new commands that stay at home, check these11 states where LOCKING DOWN AGAIN is absolutely necessary.
