San Francisco in coronavirus 'red zone,' freezes reopenings

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San Francisco's health chief says the rate of transmission of the coronavirus continues to climb in the Bay Area and the city won't move forward with reopening.

continued to climb in the Bay Area and the city would not move forward with reopening.

On Wednesday, that figure was 1.3. The so-called reproduction rate must come down to one or lower, he said. “If we do not do better,” he said, “we are looking at major problems by late August and September with an average peak of 900 hospitalized patients by early October.”Hospital capacity in the city was still good this week, Colfax said. Twenty-seven percent of acute beds remained available as well as 28% of intensive care beds.

“We will make a decision about whether it is safe to open those physical spaces depending on where we stand with the virus and the surge in our city when the time comes,” he said. The new cases stem from people socializing at parties and barbecues with friends and family, he said, and from essential workers at businesses who are not adhering to precautions.

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