Hello San Diego County.
Our San Diego County hospitals’ intensive care units are becoming uncomfortably full on a daily basis. In many counties of the State, the intensive care units (ICU) have dropped below 15% capacity. That means the ICU in many San Diego County hospitals has only a few beds open for immediate emergency cases and this means that there may be patients who need critical life saving care and there will be no space in the hospital to care for them. This is a very disturbing and dangerous situation for San Diego County and our Governor is taking action.
The San Diego County leadership is following Governor Newsom, who has ordered another San Diego County lockdown. All residents, people living in the areas of San Diego County under the lockdown, have been prohibited from private gatherings of any size (the leadership wants everyone to stay in their San Diego County home within their own households and not physically visit or be with anyone else), closes sector operations (San Diego County businesses will be closed) except for critical infrastructure and retail (hospitals, doctors offices, grocery stores, retail outlets like Target and Walmart will remain open to insure that the critical supplies of living are available to all of us, and requires 100% masking (everyone in San Diego County is to wear a mask no matter where they are when outside their home) and physical distancing in all others (stay at least six feet apart from each other so that we an infected San Diego County person with Covid-19 will not infect another through social contact).
Let’s stay safe San Diego County and enjoy the holiday season. Vaccines for San Diego County residents are on the way and hopefully our San Diego County lives will be significantly improved in the coming San Diego County weeks.