Coronavirus (San Diego, Oakland, Alameda: registered, how to, letter)

[evening sun]

back to lock down for many

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...-idUSKBN24276R

My county is not yet listed, I hope it stays that way.

[looker009]

Originally Posted by evening sun

back to lock down for many

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-h...-idUSKBN24276R

My county is not yet listed, I hope it stays that way.

No there is no lock down, to be honest there never been a lock down. Yes indoor restaurant(outside are still open from what i can tell), zoo etc is been closed. However it do not appears that indoor shopping been closed, malls been closed, gyms haven't been closed etc.

[cruitr]

Originally Posted by looker009

No there is no lock down, to be honest there never been a lock down. Yes indoor restaurant(outside are still open from what i can tell), zoo etc is been closed. However it do not appears that indoor shopping been closed, malls been closed, gyms haven't been closed etc.

Both San Diego Zoos are now open.

[goodheathen]

Originally Posted by wac_432

Density of housing might effect transmission rate. Explain how it could effect CFR, please.

Also, I never said Sweden fully reopened. I said WE could fully reopen in the unlikely case that CA4whatever's pipe dream of low death rates and high infection rates came true. It won't.

In fact, it looks like we're going into eternal lockdowns, Since the governor is ordering a re-locking of 70% of the population. Of course, they're not issuing telescreens yet, so in-house gatherings may continue to spread the disease despite regulations on businesses.

If people comply with orders, expect to remain in this COVID twilight zone for upwards of 18 more months. With a second lockdown, we'll run up to about 8,000-10,000 new (tested) infections per day, then hang there (as we did during the REAL lockdown) until a slow tail-off as the virus burns through the susceptible population. Sometime inbetween we might get a vaccine.

It's 3 weeks, though bars might be indefinite.

Viral load is linked to severity of infection. Living with someone who has coronavirus risks sharing much more bad air than normal.

[Robertfchew]

Newscum says the virus doesn't take the 4th of July weekend off lol Somehow it knew to lay off the rioters tho. How convenient .

[goodheathen]

Originally Posted by cruitr

Both San Diego Zoos are now open.

Newsom didn't say the businesses on the list close today. Maybe tomorrow is the deadline. Zoos, for example, can have day passes, which would be a problem.

[goodheathen]

Originally Posted by Robertfchew

Newscum says the virus doesn't take the 4th of July weekend off lol Somehow it knew to lay off the rioters tho. How convenient .

Names, now? He could not have legally prevented protests, except on state government grounds, where I don't think they happened. Some local politicians could have prevented some of them. Also, as you know, outdoors is safer than indoors, re spread of the virus.

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by goodheathen

Newsom didn't say the businesses on the list close today. Maybe tomorrow is the deadline. Zoos, for example, can have day passes, which would be a problem.

San Diego isn’t on the list of counties it affects, so the zoos, restaurants, etc aren’t affected by this order.

[Mike930]

Originally Posted by goodheathen

Names, now? He could not have legally prevented protests, except on state government grounds, where I don't think they happened. Some local politicians could have prevented some of them. Also, as you know, outdoors is safer than indoors, re spread of the virus.

They’re saying that now. It wasn’t the case months ago when Newsom closed beaches in OC because of crowds.

[looker009]

Originally Posted by Mike930

They’re saying that now. It wasn’t the case months ago when Newsom closed beaches in OC because of crowds.

It was Newsom throwing tantrum because OC told Newsom to take a hike.