Total declines by 32 people to 341 on Sunday; hospitalizations had increased by 23 people in Saturday’s numbers, a departure from the trend that has seen the total fall from over 4,800 in mid…
The number of COVID-positive patients in Los Angeles County hospitals has declined by 32 people to 341, according to the latest state figures released Sunday, March 27.The hospitalization total had increased by 23 people in Saturday’s numbers, a departure from the trend that has seen the total fall from over 4,800 in mid-January amid the Omicron-fueled winter surge in cases.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has said that the vast majority of people who die of COVID complications have underlying conditions, mainly hypertension, diabetes and heart disease. On Thursday, the department reported an uptick in COVID infections attributed to the BA.2, an offshoot of the Omicron variant that spurred a winter surge in cases and hospitalizations.
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