Contra Costa is now reporting 1,089 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the county, which is 9 more than yesterday.
919 people in Contra Costa County with COVID-19 have fully recovered.
There have been 33 coronavirus-related deaths in Contra Costa.
Below is a city-by-city breakdown of coronavirus cases for Contra Costa County:
RELATED STORY FROM WEDNESDAY: DAILY UPDATE: 1,080 Confirmed Cases Of Coronavirus In Contra Costa County – 14 More Than Yesterday (894 Recovered)
RELATED INFO FROM WEDNESDAY (cases by city):
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Again, this lockdown was to “flatten the curve” of hospital admittance.
Power hungry politicians are keeping us locked up.
Let us OUT!
Our children’s lives of normalcy and livability are foremost. Let them live a good life. BUT NO! They won”t, because they hate the president and will crash our income and our children’s future happiness so they can keep power and CONTROL!
RESIST!
Preach Brother Preach!
Amen.
You are not “locked up”. You are allowed “OUT!”. Seriously, you can leave your place of residence any time you wish, for any amount of time that you wish.
33 deaths out of 1.2 million CoCo County residents. Hundreds, if not thousands of small businesses gone bankrupt. Medical personnel from physicians to nurses to staff laid off. Folks can’t feed their children can’t visit their elderly parents. Set Us Free!
Freedom, not Lockdowns.
When will the un-elected county health supervisors allow for constitutional rights again?
They are seeing how far they can push it! If people give into these tyrants they will take the ship over board Think about it 33 deaths? Compare that to amount who will die under Tyrant rule History shows it is in the millions!
The fuse is lit. Most Americans not going to put up much more of this. Good luck.
Men and women like curves, just say’in. There’s no need to flatten them.
So, let me get this right… approximately a 3% death rate of CONFIRMED cases (with possible under-reporting of 50%, which would bring the total cases to about 1,650, and the death rate to 2%. The total cases confirmed are only 0.1% of the population. There are only 17 people hospitalized in the entire county of 1.1 million, which is 0.0015% of the county population. . Why are we not starting to reopen?
Yes, I understand that as we reopen, cases will rise, but so will herd immunity, which clearly cannot happen if the County continues forcing us all to act like agoraphobics. Read the room Anna Roth!
It’s not 50% more, it’s 50 to 80 TIMES more.
This is all total BS.
Dear Claycord.com ~ Do you have access to C.C. suicide rates? Lost a neighbor here this week. Heartbreaking!
I’m so very, very sorry. God bless.
I would like to know as well.
So I emailed the county yesterday and let them know my thoughts about this lockdown and that it has to stop. I got this response:
“Please contact our COVID-19 Call Center at 1-844-729-8410 for any questions or concerns regarding COVID-19 practices, policy and orders. They are available Monday to Friday from 8am-5pm. Thank you.”
So, dear Claycordians, start dialing!
I’ve done it, and after you hang up with them, call your Contra Costa board of supervisor representative. You’ll most likely get a voicemail, but give them a mouthful as well.
https://www.contracosta.ca.gov/Directory.aspx?DID=238
Beyond the extremely low number of deaths at 33 and current hospitalized of just SEVENTEEN, does anyone ever look at the Health Dept’s other numbers on their dashboard? After slight “surge” in late-March/early-April, for ICU beds it’s a rare day when they exceed 50% capacity, and ventilators 20%….i.e. the curve has been pancaked. But we’re still cowering-in-place like idiots.
There is zero doubt in my mind that not only are Newsom and all these “health officials drunk with power, Newsom sees his chance to go for broke and use the further economic devastation from these (unnecessary) continued lockdown as a pretext for a federal bailout. But not just a bailout from what’s happened during the “pandemic”, oh no, but also for the huge debt of unfunded pension liabilities, stupid train, and sundry other fiscal malfeasance.
Know a woman who committed suicide in CoCo county last week. She was already depressed but she became despondent when she couldn’t see her grandkids… my heart breaks because she begged to see those kids, and her own family turned their backs on her solely on the advice of our public health “experts”.
as of 05/14:
1,089 confirmed cases in CCC with 33 deaths = a 3.03% death rate.
Well, someone got a B in math. Of course considering the likely thousands of people in CoCoCo who are asymptomatic or had it/recovered at home without ever knowing they had it/never tested, the actual fatality rate is nowhere close to 3%, and is well under 1% for otherwise healthy people under age ~70.
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I think you must mean “than,” not “then.” Quite sure it was just a typo in your case!
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