COVID-19 is spiking in the San Antonio area, as cases and hospitalizations are once again on the rise.
, current health trends indicate that the risk level of coming down with the virus is “high” and “worsening” due to more case rates and hospital admissions.
As of Wednesday, San Antonio Metropolitan Health District reported 815 new cases, 205 hospitalizations and 31 intensive care patients.With more COVID-19 cases on the rise ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, Mayor Ron Nirenberg said residents should stay vigilant and make sure they’re up to date on their vaccinations.. “This is a reminder to remain vigilant and do what you can to keep our community safe and healthy. Stay current on your vaccinations.
“As we approach the July 4th celebrations, Metro Health continues to monitor closely the COVID-19 cases”, said Metro Health Director Claude A. Jacob in a statement. “Although we are documenting an increase in new cases and hospitalizations, we remain vigilant and remind everyone to celebrate safely and follow the COVID-19 prevention strategies.”
Earlier this month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug AdministrationIn other words, children as young as six months are now eligible to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the U.S. -- both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are available.
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