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Yesterday we saw 103 cases. On June 15, when we first reopened outdoor dining and in-store retail, we had 20. At our current rate, the number could double rapidly. If that continues & we don't intervene, we'll be at such a high number that our only option would be to shut down.
This is why it is important to follow protective health measures and utilize the tools we already have. Everyone needs to wear face coverings, maintain social distance, and practice good hygiene. Nobody should wait to get tested.
If you are feeling symptomatic, get tested. If you are an essential worker or you need to leave the house for work, get tested. And have your family get tested too. Let’s protect each other so that we can safely reopen San Francisco.
Our public health experts will evaluate the data over the coming days to determine if it's safe to move forward. I know people are anxious to reopen--I am too. But we can't jeopardize the progress we've made. We'll continue to let you know as soon as decisions are made.
"Nobody should wait to get tested" -- one of my friends spent over two hours on the phone the other day calling 15 different places trying to get a test...
i hope your friend is ok. i was able to get tested same day. really easy. i’d recommend your friend go to https://datasf.org/covid19-testing-locations/ … and make an appt online. multiple locations have openings today. just checked. not sure why your friend needs to call anyone to book.
Where were you when we had demonstrators with no masks a few weeks back? That is what caused the rise in numbers. #opensf
Masks are pure placebo.
Walk around North Beach, Washington Square Park. Few face masks. Firm (but gentle) enforcement is required, Mayor.
@LondonBreed totally agree but with no consequences, it is not happening.
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