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"ravages" the central valley, how many deaths in the valley? I couldn't find that in the article. Seems like it would be important to mention? Instead the death

"ravages" the central valley, how many deaths in the valley? I couldn't find that in the article. Seems like it would be important to mention? Instead the death total given is for the entire state.

Teknoman117 6y ago
Many central valley counties are completely inundated with cases. I'm currently living in San Joaquin, and we hit 100% ICU capacity and are approaching 100% hospital capacity. I'm worried that this will just increase the amount of deaths across the board because help is now much farther away.
- mgr86 6y ago
  I think a death figure might be underwhelming for some. Looking at deaths and/or cases per-capita might be more telling.
- djrogers 6y ago
  According to the latest stats, neither hospitalizations nor ICUs are at 100%, hospitalizations have remained stable, and 17 of the 94 ICU beds are open. Yeah, it’s not in great shape, but it’s not being ‘ravaged’. [1] https://www.latimes.com/projects/california-coronavirus-cases-tracking-outbreak/san-joaquin-county/ https://www.latimes.com/projects/california-coronavirus-case...