Aumenta el número de muertos por COVID-19 en San Diego

Las tasas de casos y las hospitalizaciones están disminuyendo, pero el impacto de la oleada de ómicron aún no termina.

El condado no indicó en su actualización semanal del miércoles si los dos estaban vacunados. Los totales agregados indican que 46 de los 113 fallecidos estaban totalmente vacunados y 67 no.No está claro el grado de mortalidad de la oleada de ómicron.

Además, la notificación de las estadísticas de muertes por COVID-19 suele ser bastante lenta debido al proceso de revisión de los certificados de defunción y de los casos que tiene lugar antes de contabilizar cada muerte. En un comunicado, la doctora Wilma Wooten, responsable de salud pública del condado, dijo que las muertes “van en aumento”.

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