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115 New Cases Of Coronavirus In Alameda County
While the county saw a huge jump in the number of diagnosed cases of coronavirus, there were no new deaths reported.
ALAMEDA COUNTY, CA — The Alameda County Public Health Department reported 112 additional cases of the new coronavirus Tuesday, a big jump from the 22 cases reported on Monday. No deaths were reported.
The report brings the countywide total of COVID-19 cases to 2,986. The death toll remains at 93.
There are currently 91 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in Alameda County, an increase of 3 over Monday. There are now 40 patients being treated in intensive care units.
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Here is a breakdown of cases by city/jurisdiction:
- Alameda: 45
- Albany: <10
- Berkeley: 86
- Castro Valley: 114
- Dublin: 26
- Eden Area (Ashland, Cherryland, Hayward Acres, San Lorenzo): 202
- Emeryville: <10
- Fairview: 13
- Fremont: 157
- Hayward: 569
- Livermore: 50
- Newark: 89
- Oakland: 1031
- Piedmont: 13
- Pleasanton: 59
- San Leandro: 143
- Sunol: 0
- Union City: 112
The numbers do not add up to 2,986 because they are under investigation or fall into other categories.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that hair salons and barbershops may now open back up in those counties already approved for "accelerated reopening." Alameda County does not qualify.
— Patch editors Gideon Rubin, Renee Schiavone, and Bea Karnes contributed to this story
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