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A letter from Congressman Adam Schiff this morning to the community highlighted few important updates about Coronavirus.
By News Desk
Schiff received a bipartisan briefing on the Coronavirus from health representatives on Friday, February 28, 2020. In the letter, Schiff reiterates the importance to prepare but ‘not to panic,’ while emphasizing there’s no immediate threat to the general public:
This morning, I received a bipartisan briefing on the Coronavirus from representatives from the Department of Health and Human Services, the National Institute of Health, the Center for Disease Control, and others. I wanted to share with you some important resources and information.
The Los Angeles County Public Health Department advises that “there is no immediate threat to the general public,” and that “Los Angeles County residents, students, workers, and visitors should continue to engage in their regular activities and practice good public health hygiene as this is the height of flu season across the County.”
The most important thing is to be prepared, but not to panic. Check out the CDC’s recommendations to help prevent the spread of disease and stay healthy.
For the latest updates on the Coronavirus, visit CDC.gov/coronavirus or follow the Center for Disease Control on Facebook and Twitter. You can also follow the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health on Facebook and Twitter, and visit their website for updates, resources, and information on Coronavirus.
LA County also has information on Coronavirus in Armenian, Spanish, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Arabic, Russian, Cambodian, Farsi, and Tagalog.
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