Santa Clara County health leaders say there is a clear sign that COVID rates are rising, adding the county may see even more people contract coronavirus than what was reported during the omicron peak in January.
Santa Clara County health leaders in a Tuesday briefing said there is a clear sign that COVID rates are rising, adding the county may see even more people contract coronavirus than what was reported during the omicron peak in January.
"Our wastewater numbers are absolutely skyrocketing," Santa Clara County Public Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody said."There's a ton of virus circulating. If you want to be healthy for the holidays, you need to take action and the first on the list is to get boosted." Our COVID numbers are spiking, according to the Santa Clara County wastewater. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Dr. Sara Cody about what this means.
"I don't see mandates returning," Cody said."We are three years in and it is extremely difficult to mandate."
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