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April 23 Recap: 518 LB Residents Have Tested Positive (Up from 489); LB Deaths Remain At 27


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LB's COVID-19 Curve (cumulated positive test results)
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(April 24, 2020, 4:55 p.m.) -- LBREPORT.com reported the following COVID-19 developments on our front page and Facebook platform on April 23

  • 518 positive cases (up from 489); roughly 297 have recovered. CAVEAT: Actual positives may be roughly 40 times higher based on recent LA County random test. Unlike Riverside County, LB doesn't offer tests to persons who haven't shown symptoms. (LBREPORT.com coverage here
  • >No change in LB deaths, remains at 27 (with 22 associated with long term care facilities.)





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