What that means is that more residents are dying from COVID-19 in a single week in Los Angeles County, then die from flu in a single year.
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A lot of people say that this is no more than the flu, but we have to put these numbers in perspective. One hundred twenty five Angelenos died from the flu in Los Angeles County last season, which was from August 2018 to August 2019.
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Targeted social distancing with the elderly is all we need, other than that this is a violation of the Constitution
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More than 50% of positive cases in California were between 18-49 years old .
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Is it true that everyone who happens to die for any reason and just happens to have covid -19 in their system is considered dead because of covid-19?
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I mean if Breitbart said it, it must be true *facepalm*
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The city needs to crackdown on office buildings there is no real action happening at these facilities to protect workers
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What about high flu seasons?
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2018 2019 influenza Season was particularly mild With over 34,000 deaths reported nationwide. 1983 1984 flu deaths were above 56,000 In the 70s they would regularly top 90,000
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Totally untrue and they don't count flu deaths the same way they do with COVID19 deaths. These are estimates based upon hospitalizations, not actual DEATH COUNTS, so it's apples and oranges. No herd immunity with this virus, no immunity at all, no vaccine.
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