March 24 Recap: Four Add'l LA County COVID-19 Deaths; Two CSULB Students Test Positive + CSULB Postponess Commencement Events

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March 24 Recap: Four Add'l LA County COVID-19 Deaths, Two CSULB Students Test Positive + CSULB Postponess Commencement Events

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(March 25, 2020, 6:00 a.m.) -- On March 24, 2020, LBREPORT.com flashed the stories below on our front page as well as on our Facebook platform (in reverse order below).

At Los Angeles County briefing:

4 additional deaths (includes Monday's LB death), 11 total LA County deaths;

128 new cases, total now 662, over last 48 hrs 256 new cases

42% of those testing positive are ages 18-48; 39% of those testing positive are ages 41-65

About 18% of those testing positive have at some point been hospitalized

As of March 23, roughly 5,700 in LA County have been tested, about 10% were positive

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Long Beach updated figures:

7 new cases, to date 28 positive results (includes 1 CSULB student; the other wasn't a LB resident); 5 recovered, 1 death (Mar. 23, woman in her 50's w/ underlying health issues)

Temporary medical facility for non-COVID-19 patients under construction (in partnership with LB Health Department) at Port of Long Beach’s former Sea Launch facility.

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Two CSULB Students Test Positive for COVID-19

CSULB Postpones Commencement & Related Cultural Activities "Until After Pandemic Situation Subsides"

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