Crowded, Multigenerational San Diego reports 27% positivity rate with 42 nursing homes reporting outbreaks (generations, border)

[lovecrowds]

Wow, what a COVID-19 fest in San Diego, even LA positivity rates are in the teens and San Diego has 27% positivity rate.

I can't even imagine what the positivity rates are petri-dishes of disease like Spring Valley, El Cajon, San Ysidro and Chula Vista where many prefer to have multiple families and multiple generations to one house.

Amazing how San Francisco has a 3.5% positivity rate compared to San Diego at 27%.

They have some very nice areas in San Diego county that are extremely clean, but much of it is extremely unsanitary and feels like a third-world country.

I am not surprised that a big store in Chula Vista is undergoing a deep cleaning and is closed. National City and that part of Chula Vista are very, very third-world.

I am not surprised. Lots of tremendous crowding with multiple families residing in one house. Extreme birth rates with many times parents, grandparents and great-greatparents living under one roof an old, tiny poorly ventilated house.

San Diego has ongoing issues though with being a petri-dish of viruses though because of it's locations, the tremendous family sizes and the multi-generational under one roof tradition in many areas.

https://twitter.com/COVID19Tracking/...493184/photo/1

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/loc...demic/2481238/

https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com...home-this-week

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/loc...demic/2481238/

https://covidactnow.org/us/californi...unty?s=1472428

[NoHyping]

No place in California for another - bait thread ready to make just to demean it by too many damnable Democrats (real intent always there) and certain multi-generational groups..... we just won't spell out what group they are of. I think I can figure that one out.... just so darn close to that God awful border ya know.

Guess Trump was right.... the places that test more will have more cases......
Just test less.....problem solved.... Stop sending out so many text kits... old people die in nursing homes eventually anyway.

I also never heard San Diego called crowded.... or is there slight and figurative opposite intent meant for the SHOCK value of the mock of California in general... I am missing?

[jojajn]

What was the positivity rate of the white house?

[lovecrowds]

Originally Posted by jojajn

What was the positivity rate of the white house?

Very low compared to San Diego or Los Angeles.

The COVID-19 issue is so bad in San Diego or Los Angeles, hopefully Gavin Newsom keeps the restrictions in place until the summer.

I believe Gavin Newsom's restaurants are mainly in the San Francisco bay area, so hopefully he stay's the course and keeps restaurants in San Diego and Los Angeles closed because the residents are not keeping droplets to themselves.

I would venture to guess since Gavin Newsom is a San Franciscan that he doesn't care how long Southern California is closed, the Bay Area will opening far faster and that is where he is from and where most of his restaurant's fortunes come from.

San Diego and Los Angeles residents can't be trusted to eat at restaurants and not cough and sneeze all over surrounding tables unlike in San Francisco, Redding and Eureka where people are keeping their droplets to themselves.

Hopefully, San Francisco gets to open their restaurants for in-person service months before San Diego and Los Angeles because the residents of San Francisco have been so good during the pandemic.