If seven or more outbreaks occur over a seven-day period, the County would be forced to modify the local Health Officer Order and take additional measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The County has launched a new website that will make it easier for San Diegans to get a COVID-19 test.
Contact tracing is part of a 3-tiered strategy the County is using to fight the COVID-19 pandemic. It requires outreach, usually a phone call, to those who have been in close contact with a COVID-positive patient. This early notification of exposure can significantly cut down on the spread of the virus and keep San Diegans healthy.
If people don’t wear a face covering and maintain physical distance, a surge of COVID-19 could occur, forcing the County to slow, stop or dial back the reopening of the local economy.
More than 1,400 older adults in the “Great Plates Delivered” program will continue to receive three free and healthy meals a day until July 10, the County Health and Human Services Agency Announced today.
Credit: Shutterstock Indoor movie theaters join a growing list of businesses that can begin to reopen this Friday.
Gyms, hotels, bars and wineries are part of the long list of businesses and industries that can begin to reopen June 12, provided they follow appropriate guidance.
