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Press Release - L.A. County Exceeds 400,000 COVID-19 Cases as Surge in COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue

County of Los Angeles, California sent this bulletin at 11/30/2020 05:45 PM PST

Media Contact: media@ph.lacounty.gov - (213) 240-8144

For Immediate Release:
November 30, 2020

L.A. County Exceeds 400,000 COVID-19 Cases as Surge in COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue

17 New Deaths and 5,150 New Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in Los Angeles County

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (Public Health) has reported more than 400,000 confirmed COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County. To date, Public Health identified 400,919, positive cases of COVID-19 across all areas of L.A. County and a total of 7,655 deaths. Today, Public Health has confirmed 17 new deaths and 5,150 new cases of COVID-19. This is far higher than the County's peak number of daily cases during the summer surge, which averaged 2,950 cases on July 14.

There are 2,185 people with COVID-19 currently hospitalized and 24% of these people are in the ICU. This is more than two times the average seen on November 13 when the daily number of people hospitalized with COVID-19 was 974.

Public Health remains concerned not only about the people who are suffering from COVID-19, but also about how increasing numbers in hospitalization could overwhelm the healthcare system.

Hospitals across the country and world have been overwhelmed and have not had enough capacity to treat patients who have COVID-19, but also serve patients who are in need of medical care for other reasons. This remains a concern here in L.A. County, and although currently we have adequate capacity at hospitals and there are extensive plans in place to take appropriate actions to manage the increases, a continued surge in cases and hospitalizations is not sustainable.

Public Health is closely tracking the number of positive cases among healthcare workers related to the COVID-19 pandemic response to be sure we have sufficient healthcare workers to staff our facilities and care for patients. This week, we are reporting an additional 747 new cases among healthcare workers.

Throughout the pandemic, the largest proportion of positive cases in healthcare workers were among people working in skilled nursing facilities. To date, almost one-third of healthcare worker cases are in people working in skilled nursing facilities.

Once there are increases in the number of infected healthcare workers at skilled nursing facilities, more residents are also likely to become infected. L.A. County is experiencing increases in cases among skilled nursing facilities residents. From November 1 through November 21, cases among residents have increased 89%, from 146 to 276 cases.

L.A. County is also seeing increases in people residing in skilled nursing facilities passing away from COVID-19. During the week of November 1, 17 residents passed away, and during the week of November 15, 30 residents passed away.

Public Health is working with skilled nursing facilities to ensure they are as safe as possible. Facilities are now testing staff twice weekly. In addition to the existing protocols for infection control and the assistance we have been providing, we have taken additional actions. We are offering more direct assistance for difficult outbreaks or outbreaks of high concern in skilled nursing facilities. Public Health is also providing additional support to assist in data gathering and analysis, identifying any potential issues that could lead to inadequate supply of personal protective equipment, as well as offering additional infection prevention and control training.

“It is important to remember that behind our daily reported number of deaths are real people, and that many across our county are grieving them. To all who have lost someone to this virus, our hearts and our deepest condolences go out to you," said Barbara Ferrer, PhD, MPH, MEd, Director of Public Health. "We are at the most difficult moment time in the pandemic. The alarming increases in cases that we continue to witness is not due to random events out of our control - many of these cases could have been prevented if individuals and businesses were following the straightforward public health measures of masking, distancing and infection control. As we are all seeing, when even relatively small numbers of businesses and individuals fail to adhere to sensible precautions, many others experience the consequences of these lapses. Until there is a vaccine, each of us needs to protect all of those around us, both those we know and those we don’t. The virus is running rampant through almost every part of our county and our most sensible course of action is to make sure that everyone is always masked when they are around any others outside their household."

It is very possible that within a week, the County will experience the daily number of people hospitalized for COVID-19 around 2,500. A week after that, the average daily number of deaths could be around 50 people. We know that the effects of actions we took this past weekend will be seen in about two weeks from now in the number of daily cases. If you did travel or gather over the holiday, it is important for you to quarantine for 14 days. It is very possible that you were exposed to someone who is infected with COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is advising those who travel should test twice during the quarantine period, once a couple of days after you return, and another test taken five to seven days later. Please note, that a negative test does not mean you don’t need to remain home in quarantine since this virus can incubate over 14 days.

Effective today, Monday, November 30, additional safety measures go into effect that aim to reduce the risk of transmission in the following several ways:

Requesting that individuals remain in their homes and with their immediate households as much as possible and reduce mingling with others not in your household.
Requiring that everyone wear a face covering whenever they are engaging in activities outside their homes where they are or can be in contact with others not in their household; this includes at gyms, at parks, at beaches. Unless swimming, please keep your face covering on over your nose and mouth.
And reducing capacity at sites where non-household members mingle to avoid crowding.

The additional safety modifications in the Order will remain in effect for three weeks until December 20 and include the following changes:

Gatherings: All public and private gatherings with individuals not in your household are prohibited, except for faith based services and protests, which are constitutionally protected rights.
Occupancy limits at various businesses; all individuals at these sites are required to wear face coverings and keep at least 6 feet of distance:
- Essential retail – 35% maximum occupancy
- Non-essential retail (includes indoor malls) – 20% maximum occupancy
- Personal care services – 20% maximum occupancy
- Libraries – 20% maximum occupancy
- Fitness centers operating outdoors – 50% maximum occupancy
- Museums galleries, zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens operating outdoors – 50% maximum occupancy
- Mini-golf, batting cages, go-kart racing operating outdoors – 50% maximum occupancy
Outdoor recreation activities all which require face coverings (except for swimming) and distancing:

Beaches, trails, and parks remain open; gatherings at these sites with members outside your household are prohibited.
Golf courses, tennis courts, pickleball, archery ranges, skate parks, bike parks, and community gardens remain open for individuals or members of a single household. Pools that serve more than one household may open only for regulated lap swimming with one person per lane.
Drive-in movies/events/car parades are permitted provided occupants in each car are members of one household.

Schools:

All schools and day camps remain open adhering to re-opening protocols. K-12 Schools and Day Camps with an outbreak (3 cases or more over 14 days) should close for 14 days.

Closed non-essential businesses/activities:

Playgrounds (with the exception of playgrounds at childcare and schools)
Cardrooms

Businesses that are not adhering to safety protocols to protect workers and customers increase the risk for transmission of COVID-19. A list of non-compliant businesses that received citations can be found online.

Of the 17 new deaths reported today, nine people that passed away were over the age of 80 years old, six people who died were between the ages of 65 and 79 years old, and two people who died were between the ages of 50 and 64 years old. Fourteen people who died had underlying health conditions including eight people over the age of 80 years old, six people between the ages of 65 and 79 years old, and one person between the ages of 50 and 64 years old.

Ninety-three percent of the people who died from COVID-19 had underlying health conditions. Of those who died, information about race and ethnicity is available for 7,228 people (99 percent of the cases reported by Public Health); 52% of deaths occurred among Latino/Latinx residents, 24% among White residents, 14% among Asian residents, 9% among African American/Black residents, less than 1% among Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander residents and 1% among residents identifying with other races. Upon further investigation, 74 cases and one death reported earlier were not L.A. County residents.

Testing results are available for more than 3,734,000 individuals with 10% of all people testing positive.

The Reopening Protocols, COVID-19 Surveillance Interactive Dashboard, Roadmap to Recovery, Recovery Dashboard, and additional things you can do to protect yourself, your family and your community are on the Public Health website, www.publichealth.lacounty.gov.

Please see additional information below:

	Total Cases
Laboratory Confirmed Cases	400919
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)*	381535
-- Long Beach	15713
-- Pasadena	3671
Deaths	7655
-- Los Angeles County (excl. LB and Pas)	7249
-- Long Beach	274
-- Pasadena	132
Age Group (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- 0 to 4	7030
- 5 to 11	15322
- 12 to 17	18866
- 18 to 29	95172
- 30 to 49	130272
- 50 to 64	72293
- 65 to 79	28301
- over 80	11803
- Under Investigation	2476
Gender (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- Female	192993
- Male	183855
- Other	191
- Under Investigation	4496
Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- American Indian/Alaska Native	416
- Asian	12700
- Black	11867
- Hispanic/Latino	152910
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	1193
- White	35315
- Other	38861
- Under Investigation	128273
Hospitalization (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- Hospitalized (Ever)	27998
Deaths Race/Ethnicity (Los Angeles County Cases Only-excl LB and Pas)
- American Indian/Alaska Native	17
- Asian	1018
- Black	679
- Hispanic/Latino	3746
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	22
- White	1705
- Other	41
- Under Investigation	21
CITY / COMMUNITY**	Cases	Case Rate
City of Agoura Hills	286	1370
City of Alhambra	1908	2200
City of Arcadia	795	1377
City of Artesia	594	3537
City of Avalon	5	129
City of Azusa	2199	4394
City of Baldwin Park	4437	5780
City of Bell	2223	6119
City of Bell Gardens	2880	6687
City of Bellflower	3387	4357
City of Beverly Hills	991	2871
City of Bradbury	23	2152
City of Burbank	2736	2553
City of Calabasas	429	1764
City of Carson	2728	2907
City of Cerritos	845	1688
City of Claremont	705	1932
City of Commerce*	874	6688
City of Compton	5684	5689
City of Covina	2062	4205
City of Cudahy	1595	6551
City of Culver City	639	1603
City of Diamond Bar	939	1633
City of Downey	6148	5381
City of Duarte	797	3620
City of El Monte	6250	5330
City of El Segundo	193	1150
City of Gardena	1721	2807
City of Glendale	6283	3043
City of Glendora	1761	3338
City of Hawaiian Gardens	730	4974
City of Hawthorne	2939	3310
City of Hermosa Beach	346	1759
City of Hidden Hills	28	1481
City of Huntington Park	3989	6706
City of Industry	51	11670
City of Inglewood	4169	3670
City of Irwindale	97	6648
City of La Canada Flintridge	256	1237
City of La Habra Heights	69	1265
City of La Mirada	1295	2611
City of La Puente	2247	5521
City of La Verne	832	2500
City of Lakewood	1931	2403
City of Lancaster*	6436	3983
City of Lawndale	998	2969
City of Lomita	329	1587
City of Lynwood*	4675	6489
City of Malibu	156	1204
City of Manhattan Beach	529	1469
City of Maywood	1886	6724
City of Monrovia	1121	2889
City of Montebello	3457	5370
City of Monterey Park	1353	2173
City of Norwalk	5086	4726
City of Palmdale	7753	4877
City of Palos Verdes Estates	141	1043
City of Paramount	3386	6044
City of Pico Rivera	3679	5723
City of Pomona	8511	5458
City of Rancho Palos Verdes	431	1008
City of Redondo Beach	916	1333
City of Rolling Hills	15	773
City of Rolling Hills Estates	68	838
City of Rosemead	1375	2484
City of San Dimas*	932	2700
City of San Fernando	1637	6651
City of San Gabriel	1042	2544
City of San Marino	123	926
City of Santa Clarita	6299	2858
City of Santa Fe Springs	837	4558
City of Santa Monica	1497	1619
City of Sierra Madre	131	1192
City of Signal Hill	393	3331
City of South El Monte	1216	5822
City of South Gate	6271	6389
City of South Pasadena	405	1555
City of Temple City	746	2046
City of Torrance	2069	1386
City of Vernon	21	10048
City of Walnut	512	1677
City of West Covina	4287	3961
City of West Hollywood	937	2536
City of Westlake Village	55	658
City of Whittier	3626	4147
Los Angeles	163942	4053
Los Angeles - Adams-Normandie	396	4828
Los Angeles - Alsace	538	4323
Los Angeles - Angeles National Forest	2	5000
Los Angeles - Angelino Heights	92	3677
Los Angeles - Arleta	2344	6820
Los Angeles - Atwater Village	416	2836
Los Angeles - Baldwin Hills	873	2805
Los Angeles - Bel Air	130	1542
Los Angeles - Beverly Crest	207	1653
Los Angeles - Beverlywood	249	1890
Los Angeles - Boyle Heights*	6050	6963
Los Angeles - Brentwood	509	1644
Los Angeles - Brookside	6	1033
Los Angeles - Cadillac-Corning	199	2795
Los Angeles - Canoga Park	3070	4702
Los Angeles - Carthay	354	2465
Los Angeles - Central	2893	7419
Los Angeles - Century City	200	1563
Los Angeles - Century Palms/Cove	2088	6184
Los Angeles - Chatsworth	1163	3138
Los Angeles - Cheviot Hills	142	1548
Los Angeles - Chinatown	233	2905
Los Angeles - Cloverdale/Cochran	447	3072
Los Angeles - Country Club Park	523	3451
Los Angeles - Crenshaw District	460	3326
Los Angeles - Crestview	283	2489
Los Angeles - Del Rey	593	1981
Los Angeles - Downtown*	1311	4766
Los Angeles - Eagle Rock	1067	2695
Los Angeles - East Hollywood	966	3298
Los Angeles - Echo Park	434	3044
Los Angeles - El Sereno	1941	4643
Los Angeles - Elysian Park	144	2521
Los Angeles - Elysian Valley	392	3854
Los Angeles - Encino	1115	2468
Los Angeles - Exposition	98	2946
Los Angeles - Exposition Park	1947	4335
Los Angeles - Faircrest Heights	56	1556
Los Angeles - Figueroa Park Square	450	5160
Los Angeles - Florence-Firestone	3205	6755
Los Angeles - Glassell Park	1040	3291
Los Angeles - Gramercy Place	359	3335
Los Angeles - Granada Hills	2090	3592
Los Angeles - Green Meadows	1274	5924
Los Angeles - Hancock Park	348	2042
Los Angeles - Harbor City	725	2494
Los Angeles - Harbor Gateway	1419	3255
Los Angeles - Harbor Pines	42	1743
Los Angeles - Harvard Heights	759	4208
Los Angeles - Harvard Park	2191	5776
Los Angeles - Highland Park	1776	3670
Los Angeles - Historic Filipinotown	636	4585
Los Angeles - Hollywood	1910	2798
Los Angeles - Hollywood Hills	572	1943
Los Angeles - Hyde Park	1095	3837
Los Angeles - Jefferson Park	386	4781
Los Angeles - Koreatown	1627	3147
Los Angeles - Lafayette Square	162	3553
Los Angeles - Lake Balboa	1680	3980
Los Angeles - Lakeview Terrace	823	6267
Los Angeles - Leimert Park	484	3177
Los Angeles - Lincoln Heights	1576	4835
Los Angeles - Little Armenia	474	5907
Los Angeles - Little Bangladesh	765	2699
Los Angeles - Little Tokyo	141	4500
Los Angeles - Longwood	159	3694
Los Angeles - Los Feliz	375	1735
Los Angeles - Manchester Square	278	3257
Los Angeles - Mandeville Canyon	40	1280
Los Angeles - Mar Vista	549	1293
Los Angeles - Marina Peninsula	58	1330
Los Angeles - Melrose	2866	3689
Los Angeles - Mid-city	387	2575
Los Angeles - Miracle Mile	305	1696
Los Angeles - Mission Hills	1394	5778
Los Angeles - Mt. Washington	818	3388
Los Angeles - North Hills	2977	4835
Los Angeles - North Hollywood	6488	4285
Los Angeles - Northridge	2357	3377
Los Angeles - Pacific Palisades	229	1076
Los Angeles - Pacoima	5713	7422
Los Angeles - Palisades Highlands	51	1326
Los Angeles - Palms	784	1787
Los Angeles - Panorama City	4559	6058
Los Angeles - Park La Brea	190	1399
Los Angeles - Pico-Union	2352	5621
Los Angeles - Playa Del Rey	46	1439
Los Angeles - Playa Vista	194	1772
Los Angeles - Porter Ranch	676	1900
Los Angeles - Rancho Park	121	1845
Los Angeles - Regent Square	44	1583
Los Angeles - Reseda	3752	4897
Los Angeles - Reseda Ranch	203	4379
Los Angeles - Reynier Village	64	1514
Los Angeles - San Pedro*	2535	3248
Los Angeles - Shadow Hills	122	2747
Los Angeles - Sherman Oaks	1845	2115
Los Angeles - Silverlake	996	2259
Los Angeles - South Carthay	192	1812
Los Angeles - South Park	2676	7049
Los Angeles - St Elmo Village	207	4516
Los Angeles - Studio City	413	1840
Los Angeles - Sun Valley	2764	5266
Los Angeles - Sunland	721	3533
Los Angeles - Sycamore Square	8	1236
Los Angeles - Sylmar*	5331	6470
Los Angeles - Tarzana	1147	3715
Los Angeles - Temple-Beaudry	1731	4384
Los Angeles - Thai Town	294	2997
Los Angeles - Toluca Lake	173	1988
Los Angeles - Toluca Terrace	35	2680
Los Angeles - Toluca Woods	36	1938
Los Angeles - Tujunga	870	3128
Los Angeles - University Hills	83	2421
Los Angeles - University Park	1496	5449
Los Angeles - Valley Glen	1135	3781
Los Angeles - Valley Village	728	2945
Los Angeles - Van Nuys*	4941	5302
Los Angeles - Venice	538	1588
Los Angeles - Vermont Knolls	936	5442
Los Angeles - Vermont Square	468	6112
Los Angeles - Vermont Vista	2561	6218
Los Angeles - Vernon Central	3983	7660
Los Angeles - Victoria Park	321	3822
Los Angeles - View Heights	71	1922
Los Angeles - Watts	2614	6126
Los Angeles - Wellington Square	184	3744
Los Angeles - West Adams	1253	4535
Los Angeles - West Hills	898	2215
Los Angeles - West Los Angeles	761	2022
Los Angeles - West Vernon	3227	6016
Los Angeles - Westchester	702	1360
Los Angeles - Westlake	3084	5196
Los Angeles - Westwood	773	1429
Los Angeles - Wholesale District*	3005	8317
Los Angeles - Wilmington	2499	4424
Los Angeles - Wilshire Center	1590	3169
Los Angeles - Winnetka	2146	4144
Los Angeles - Woodland Hills	1587	2332
Unincorporated - Acton	114	1430
Unincorporated - Agua Dulce	61	1467
Unincorporated - Altadena	1012	2320
Unincorporated - Anaverde	48	3183
Unincorporated - Angeles National Forest	8	643
Unincorporated - Arcadia	147	1842
Unincorporated - Athens-Westmont	2091	4927
Unincorporated - Athens Village	360	7351
Unincorporated - Avocado Heights	398	5875
Unincorporated - Azusa	769	4829
Unincorporated - Bassett	930	6277
Unincorporated - Bouquet Canyon	16	1491
Unincorporated - Bradbury	8	7407
Unincorporated - Canyon Country	234	3028
Unincorporated - Castaic*	2418	8893
Unincorporated - Cerritos	29	4940
Unincorporated - Charter Oak	0	0
Unincorporated - Claremont	28	3989
Unincorporated - Covina	715	4251
Unincorporated - Covina (Charter Oak)	492	3743
Unincorporated - Del Aire	97	2208
Unincorporated - Del Rey	9	2830
Unincorporated - Del Sur	40	1656
Unincorporated - Desert View Highlands	97	3891
Unincorporated - Duarte	281	6346
Unincorporated - East Covina	9	2736
Unincorporated - East La Mirada	170	3212
Unincorporated - East Lancaster	2	1754
Unincorporated - East Los Angeles	8897	7102
Unincorporated - East Pasadena	110	1718
Unincorporated - East Rancho Dominguez	905	5912
Unincorporated - East Whittier	136	2563
Unincorporated - El Camino Village	219	2491
Unincorporated - El Monte	7	4828
Unincorporated - Elizabeth Lake	16	963
Unincorporated - Florence-Firestone	4810	7434
Unincorporated - Franklin Canyon	0	0
Unincorporated - Glendora	19	2879
Unincorporated - Hacienda Heights	1627	2909
Unincorporated - Harbor Gateway	0	0
Unincorporated - Hawthorne	92	3660
Unincorporated - Hi Vista	12	1093
Unincorporated - Kagel/Lopez Canyons	55	3895
Unincorporated - La Crescenta-Montrose	342	1727
Unincorporated - La Habra Heights	10	1479
Unincorporated - La Rambla	96	4627
Unincorporated - La Verne*	53	2598
Unincorporated - Ladera Heights	138	1952
Unincorporated - Lake Hughes	10	1497
Unincorporated - Lake Los Angeles	462	3555
Unincorporated - Lake Manor	33	2009
Unincorporated - Lakewood	0	0
Unincorporated - Lennox	1008	4472
Unincorporated - Leona Valley	28	1599
Unincorporated - Littlerock	141	3507
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Juniper Hills	31	2390
Unincorporated - Littlerock/Pearblossom	145	4063
Unincorporated - Llano	7	798
Unincorporated - Marina del Rey	122	1296
Unincorporated - Miracle Mile	0	0
Unincorporated - Monrovia	101	2602
Unincorporated - Newhall	36	16364
Unincorporated - North Lancaster	48	4007
Unincorporated - North Whittier	338	4043
Unincorporated - Northeast San Gabriel	538	2238
Unincorporated - Padua Hills	3	1395
Unincorporated - Palmdale	29	3444
Unincorporated - Palos Verdes Peninsula	7	1127
Unincorporated - Pearblossom/Llano	30	1534
Unincorporated - Pellissier Village	54	8724
Unincorporated - Placerita Canyon	0	0
Unincorporated - Pomona	23	1187
Unincorporated - Quartz Hill	347	2689
Unincorporated - Rancho Dominguez	113	4247
Unincorporated - Roosevelt	30	3222
Unincorporated - Rosewood	48	3733
Unincorporated - Rosewood/East Gardena	50	4191
Unincorporated - Rosewood/West Rancho Dominguez	154	4582
Unincorporated - Rowland Heights	1078	2113
Unincorporated - San Clemente Island	0	0
Unincorporated - San Francisquito Canyon/Bouquet Canyon	3	350
Unincorporated - San Jose Hills	1195	5910
Unincorporated - San Pasqual	13	639
Unincorporated - Sand Canyon	7	2273
Unincorporated - Santa Catalina Island	37	13858
Unincorporated - Santa Monica Mountains*	184	988
Unincorporated - Saugus	50	32258
Unincorporated - Saugus/Canyon Country	14	3933
Unincorporated - South Antelope Valley	8	1758
Unincorporated - South El Monte	128	7131
Unincorporated - South San Gabriel	283	3198
Unincorporated - South Whittier	2808	4741
Unincorporated - Southeast Antelope Valley	22	2817
Unincorporated - Stevenson Ranch	311	1483
Unincorporated - Sun Village	269	4457
Unincorporated - Sunrise Village	76	5864
Unincorporated - Twin Lakes/Oat Mountain	20	1206
Unincorporated - Val Verde	122	3687
Unincorporated - Valencia	65	2116
Unincorporated - Valinda	1229	5259
Unincorporated - View Park/Windsor Hills	230	1977
Unincorporated - Walnut Park	975	6040
Unincorporated - West Antelope Valley	7	463
Unincorporated - West Carson	633	2866
Unincorporated - West Chatsworth	1	8333
Unincorporated - West LA	50	5252
Unincorporated - West Puente Valley	589	5989
Unincorporated - West Rancho Dominguez	29	2134
Unincorporated - West Whittier/Los Nietos	1499	5567
Unincorporated - Westfield/Academy Hills	13	1000
Unincorporated - Westhills	22	2622
Unincorporated - White Fence Farms	102	2769
Unincorporated - Whittier	100	2643
Unincorporated - Whittier Narrows	5	41667
Unincorporated - Willowbrook	2040	5843
Unincorporated - Wiseburn	172	2854
- Under Investigation	5001

These numbers are subject to change based on further investigation. 74 cases and one death previously reported were not in Public Health's jurisdiction.

* Means that case numbers include cases associated with correctional facility outbreaks located in the city/community.

**Rate is crude and is per 100,000. This represents the number of cases per 100,000 people and allows for the proportional comparison of cities of different sizes.

Always check with trusted sources for the latest accurate information about novel coronavirus:

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health: http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/
California Department of Public Health:

https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/Immunization/nCOV2019.aspx

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

Spanish https://espanol.cdc.gov/enes/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html

World Health Organization https://www.who.int/health-topics/coronavirus
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