Coronavirus updates: Dozens of fraternity members test positive for COVID-19, officials say
Source: ABC News
At least 45 fraternity members at the University of Southern California have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health confirmed the cases while investigating a coronavirus outbreak at three fraternities associated with the private university in Los Angeles. The names of the fraternities involved were not released.
"The outbreak may be linked to a large social gathering on July 4," the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said in a statement Thursday night. "As a reminder, gatherings of people from different households are prohibited under the Health Officer Order in place. These are high-risk situations where COVID-19 can spread quickly to many people. Those people, even if they are asymptomatic, can then spread it to their household, which may include someone who becomes seriously ill or who may die."
ABC News has reached out to the University of Southern California for comment.
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underpants
(183,043 posts)Imagine that happening.
mjvpi
(1,424 posts)...... science based classes to understand what the hell is happening after four months of a pandemic? Even history majors should get it. No aspiring physicians? They must be MBA types.
babydollhead
(2,231 posts)greenjar_01
(6,477 posts)Some overlap, sure, but more a sliver.
The reason they don't understand biology is because they're business majors.
BumRushDaShow
(130,043 posts)and I expect the contact tracers will have a doozy of a time linking everyone who attended any of those events.