There is a chance that the nation's most populous county could run out of intensive care unit beds in two to four weeks, officials said Wednesday.
in the number of coronavirus cases as the strictest version of the stay-at-home order was gradually lifted.
It’s too soon to say what will happen. Here’s a rundown of bits of the bad news and some good news in terms of where L.A. County stands amid the COVID-19 pandemic.There is even more evidence that the spread of the virus is rising, according to data released Wednesday.
, every one person infected with the virus had infected more than one other person, on average, according to the transmission rate. As a result, a computer model used by L.A. County to estimate future demand on hospitals predicts there will be heavier use by coronavirus patients in the next two to four weeks, Ghaly said. Still, there should be sufficient hospital beds and ventilators to accommodate the increased demand, she said.
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