Health officials in Southern California are likely to determine that areas in the region will have to implement their home stay orders after the holiday weekend, according to a report.
The Los Angeles Times reported that current ICU capacity in the regions of Southern California and San Joaquin Valley is at zero. The report states that the orders will remain until more than 15% are available.
Meanwhile, doctors, nurses and the elderly in Europe rolled up their sleeves to receive the first doses of the vaccine Sunday in a symbolic tone of unity and moment of hope for a continent facing the worst health crisis in a century.
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Fauci claims that the numbers of the immunity of the herd were ‘guests’, with 75-80%
There were 19.2 million confirmed cases of coronavirus in the US and 333,000 deaths
“Today I am here as a citizen, but especially as a nurse, to represent my category and all health professionals who prefer to believe in science,” said Claudia Alivernini, 29, the first person to be vaccinated in the Spallanzani. Infectious Diseases Hospital in Rome. Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz calls the vaccine, which was developed in record time, a ‘game changer’.