Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver


There were just 53 new cases of coronavirus reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,628 cases, with one new death reported.  Moderna announced today that the first children have been vaccinated in their KidCOVE study, which is testing the effectiveness of the vaccine on children from 6 months of age to 11 years old.  Moderna is running a separate trial on children 12-17.  Currently, the drug company only allows the vaccine to be given to people 18 and older.  Nationally, the numbers are not looking that good.  There were 57,083 new cases, significantly higher than the 38,034 reported the day prior.  That brings the grand total to 29.486 million and deaths rose by 1.114 to 535,997. In California, there were 2,554 new cases for a total of 3.626 million, while deaths rose by 75 to 55,621.  The number of cases are still significant so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were only 24 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,575 cases, with three new deaths reported.  Nationally, the numbers are not looking that good.  There were 64,177 new cases, the fourth day that new cases rose.  That brings the grand total to 29.341 million and deaths rose by 960 to 532,466. In California, there were 1,248 new cases for a total of 3.617 million, while deaths rose by 95 to 55,336.  The number of cases are still significant so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were just 28 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,551 cases, with no new deaths reported.  Governor Newsome has lowered the restrictions for reopening, and Monterey County is expected to move to the “red level†by Wednesday.  That means restaurants will be open to indoor dining at 25% capacity, gyms and fitness centers at 10%, and retail at 50%.  Movie theaters, museums, zoos and the aquarium can reopen at 25% capacity.  Nationally, the number of cases were up by 62,689 for a total of 29.3 million and deaths rose by 1,844 to 531,506. In California, there were 3,557 new cases for a total of 3.616 million, while deaths rose by 247 to 55,241.  The number of cases are still significant so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Elder Abuse Alert : Preying On Those Unable To Get COVID-19 Vaccination

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been able to get vaccinated yet.  They are touting that they can get you vaccinated with the Moderna vaccine for just $30.  It’s not true.   The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has arrested three people and charged them with conspiracy to commit fraud.  But it’s not over.  These scams are very common so stay on the alert.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/covid-19-vaccine-scams-grow-leveraging-confusion-about-how-to-get-the-shot-11614076200?tpl=cybersecurity

 

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were only 15 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,523 cases, with no new deaths reported. Nationally, the number of cases were up by 58,530 for a total of 29.2 million and deaths rose by 1,665 to 529,662. In California, there were 3,910 new cases for a total of 3.612 million, while deaths rose by 331 to 54,994.  The number of cases are still significant so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were just 27 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,508 cases, with no new deaths reported. Nationally, the number of cases were up by 55,832 for a total of 29.2 million and deaths rose by 1,275 to 528K. The number of cases are still significant so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were 77 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,841 cases, with two new deaths reported. Nationally, the number of cases were up by 98,513 for a total of 29.1 million and deaths rose by 815 to 527K. The number of cases are on the rise again so please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were only 31 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,404 cases, with no new deaths reported. Nationally, the number of cases were up by 65,682 for a total of 28.9 million and deaths rose by 2,483 to 523K. In California, we are now at almost 3.6 million cases and 54K deaths.  The number of cases are declining but please stay home and stay safe as much as possible.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were only 19 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,335 cases, with no new deaths reported. Nationally, the number of cases were up by 57,789 for a total of 28.758 million and deaths rose by 2,638 to 518K. In California, there were 5,730 new cases, for a cume total of 3.580 million.  There were 351 new deaths, for a total of 52,899.  Please stay home and stay safe.

Monterey, CA Coronavirus Update From A Carmel Caregiver

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There were 55 new coronavirus cases reported in Monterey County today, bringing the total to 42,316 cases.  There was one more new fatality reported, bringing the total to 329.  Nationally, the number of cases were up by 56,672 for a total of 28.7 million and deaths rose by 1,425 to 515K. Thankfully, new federal data shows that the number of COVID-19 cases dropped by 89% from December through the second week of February.  In California, we now have 3.574 million cases and 52,548 deaths.