California, Los Angeles report record everyday coronavirus deaths – Fox News

California and Los Angeles County reported a record variety of deaths from the coronavirus Wednesday– 197 and 91 respectively– as the Southern California city continues to be a hotspot, according to a report. The record 4,825 new cases in L.A. County Wednesday was due in part to a backlog from last weekend, County Public Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer said, according to FOX 11.

The deaths consisted of 3 individuals between 18 and 29, 2 of whom had hidden health conditions.

California overtook New York as the state with the most cases last week and Florida, which reported a record 216 deaths Wednesday, now has the second-highest number of cases in the U.S.

“I likewise know that the only way for us to return on track with recovery is to embrace behaviors that has us remaining right now with members of our households as much as possible,” Ferrer said in a coronavirus upgrade instruction. “Even if you don't feel sick, you might be infected and pass the infection on to somebody who's susceptible– your parents or your grandparents, somebody with a hidden health condition, and they could end up being devastatingly ill.”

Face masks continue to be required in California and dining establishment dine-in services, fitness centers, and hair salons are limited to outside areas just. Cinema remain closed.

In an indication of development, the transmission rate for each person in L.A. County has actually lowered to less than one, down from more than 3 in June, The Los Angeles Times reported. Hospitalizations have actually continued at the exact same rate, FOX 11 reported. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE CORONAVIRUS COVERAGEThe state has actually reported a total of more than 8,900 deaths.