By DEBRA KAHN and CARLA MARINUCCI SAN FRANCISCO — State leaders and doctors are cautiously optimistic that the Bay Area’s early moves to lock…
By DEBRA KAHN and CARLA MARINUCCI
SAN FRANCISCO — State leaders and doctors are cautiously optimistic that the Bay Area’s early moves to lock down residents two weeks ago have prevented surges of coronavirus patients from overwhelming the region’s health care capacity thus far.
Six Bay Area counties were first in the country to adopt aggressive tactics with an enforceable March 16 order requiring residents to stay at home. Gov. Gavin Newsom quickly followed with a statewide order three days later restricting the state’s 40 million residents from all but essential activities.
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