Numerous Bay Area counties postponed their daily coronavirus updates Tuesday due to “system concerns” with CalREDIE, California’s Reportable Illness Info Exchange.
Santa Clara County offered notification in a tweet on Tuesday afternoon, shortly after a scheduled time its public health department typically updates its coronavirus dashboards. The dashboards are anticipated to be upgraded as quickly as possible, but the tweet said updated case counts and laboratory screening numbers are “not readily available today.”
In a statement published to its health department page, Contra Costa County’s public health department stated “We understand that the numbers have actually not been upgraded today. We are waiting for updated information from the State.”
Alameda County figures were likewise behind normal Tuesday, although authorities did not right away launch any declaration on the factor for the delay.
CalREDIE is a safe system the California Department of Public Health has executed for electronic illness reporting and monitoring.
In data launched on Monday, the Bay Location’s most populated county has actually taped 1,666 confirmed cases of the unique coronavirus and 60 people in the county have actually died after evaluating positive for COVID-19 The death rate per 100,000 locals topped 3.0 on Monday, offering Santa Clara County one of the highest rates of any of the 58 counties across California.
A day after 6 more people in Santa Clara County passed away after evaluating positive for COVID-19, Gov. Gavin Newsom stated throughout his Tuesday press rundown the California Department of Public Health tape-recorded 71 coronavirus deaths on Monday, its highest single-day total to date. Newsom said there have actually now been 758 COVID-19- associated deaths in the state, however the variety of hospitalizations of patients who have actually checked favorable continues to increase modestly while the variety of patients requiring care in ICU beds has begun to stabilize.
In the Monday update offered by the Santa Clara County Public Health Department, information revealed more than 1,000 of the confirmed cases of coronavirus in the county were located in the city of San Jose.
Staff writer George Kelly added to this report.
