August 5, 2021
More than 2 million San Diegoans are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, bringing the region closer to achieving its vaccination goal.
The district reached the milestone over the weekend; by August 3, a total of 2,015,700 or 71.9% of residents over the age of 12 had received two doses of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine or a single dose of the Johnson onson vaccine.
“Great job, San Diegan.” said Wilma J. Wooten, MD, MPH, County Public Health Officer. “The more people are vaccinated, the closer we will be to achieving our vaccination goal.”
The district aims to vaccinate 75% of the 2.8 million people eligible for the vaccine, which is 2,101,936 people. To achieve that goal, we need about 86,000 more San Diego, which is five percentage points higher than the national goals.
“We are confident that we will achieve this goal,” said Wutten, adding that there are more than 284,000 San Diego vaccinated. “Nevertheless, we must continue if we are to prevent the spread of COVID-19, move the economy forward, and return to our pre-epidemic lifestyle.”
There are many COVID-19 vaccines in the region. You can find it at doctor’s offices, retail pharmacies, community clinics, and district websites for people who do not have a health care provider. For a list of locations այցել For more information, visit: www.coronavirus-sd.com/vaccine:,
The county opens more COVID-19 testing sites
Given the growing demand for COVID-19 testing, the district is opening six additional locations across the region this week.
The new sites are located at Cal State San Marcos, four at County clinics, and one at San Diego State University, which is scheduled to open later this week.
Some new or existing sites require appointments. For a list of locations այցել For more information, visit: www.coronavirus-sd.com/vaccine:,
Vaccination progress.
Deaths | deaths.
- Seven new deaths have been reported since the last report on July 28. The total number of the region is 3,805.
- Five men and two women died between July 15 and July 31, 2021.
- One of the dead was 70, four were 60, one was 50, and one was 30.
- Six had basic medical conditions and one did not.
Cases, case rate և testing.
- 908 COVID-19 cases were reported to the County on August 3. The total number of the region is now 301,100.
- As of August 3, the total number of cases in the San Diego County was 20.4 per 100,000 inhabitants. The 100% effect is 40.0, which is more than ten times more than fully vaccinated (3.6 per 100,000).
- As of August 3, 11,748 tests had been reported to the county, with a new positive rate of 7.7%.
- The 14-day moving percentage of positive cases in the tests is 7.8%.
Outbreaks of community regulation.
- During the past seven days (July 28-August 3) 59 new outbreaks of the community were confirmed. Child care settings, three in TK-12 school conditions, three in hotel / resort / sanatorium, two in emergency services, one in retail, one in government, one in health, one in construction. և one at the place of residence.
- Outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during the 7-day period.
Additional information.
Data update County coronavirus-sd.com website: are published on Wednesday evening at around 5 p.m.
This press release has been prepared San Diego County GovernmentThe views expressed herein are the property of the author.