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Third of L.A. residents flouting stay-at-home order: survey

L.A. County's health officer order, which went into effect Nov. 30, bans “all public and private gatherings and events with individuals not in your household are prohibited except for church services and protests."

About a third of Los Angeles residents admitted to flouting stay-at-home orders as the city sees record highs of coronavirus hospitalizations, according to a survey.In this file photo, Registered nurse Darlene De Santiago tends to a COVID-19 patient in an emergency room at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in the Mission Hills section of Los Angeles, on Nov.Hong/AP) “If you’re still out there shopping for your loved ones for this holiday season or you’re planning a holiday get-together, then you are missing the gravity of the situation that is affecting hospitals across Los Angeles County and California and this nation,” Dr.local time Tuesday, the account noted that there were 12,954 new cases of COVID-19 and 88 new deaths in Los Angeles county.

Most Read Los Angeles County has the highest number of confirmed cases and deaths in the country with 647,542 cases and 9,016 deaths to date, according to a running tally by Johns Hopkins University & Medicine’s Coronavirus Resource Center.County’s health officer order, which went into effect Nov.

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