Coronavirus: L.A. County reported 10,715 new cases and 40 new deaths as of Jan. 31

California

Los Angeles County public health officials reported 10,715 new cases of the coronavirus, bringing the total number of cases to 2,659,414, as of Monday, Jan. 31. The total number of cases represents 26% of Los Angeles County’s population.

Officials reported 40 more deaths linked to the coronavirus since Sunday, for a total of 28,963 deaths since tracking began. The total number of deaths represents 0.29% of Los Angeles County’s population.

There were 132 fewer hospitalizations reported since Sunday, bringing the total count of people hospitalized with coronavirus to 3,720.

According to the California Department of Public Health’s vaccines dashboard, 72% of Los Angeles County is fully vaccinated and more than 17,936,311 vaccine doses have been administered as of Jan. 28.

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