San Diego State University announced that starting Saturday night it is ordering students who live on campus to stay in their dorms for the rest of the Labor Day weekend in response to the continuing rise in COVID-19 cases.
The answer, the experts say, involves everything from human biology to the conflicting messages students are getting about COVID-19 from adults.At a news conference Friday, De la Torre stressed that long-term results in the effort to curb the virus will come not from enforcement but from educating students and changing their behavior.
So far, the school has issued more than 457 citations in response to university COVID-19 policy violations, Wood said. “We will be present this weekend,” he said. “We will be monitoring, and we will be identifying violations and following up.”Advertisement Among the confirmed coronavirus cases at SDSU, 14 distinct groups have been identified around different locations, according to a release from the university.Some of the groups may be determined to be outbreaks, but none of the cases under investigation are related to on-campus educational activities, such as classes or labs.
White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci issued a similar warning this week when he noted in a CNN interview that surges had happened across the country following other holiday weekends.
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Jailing people for cases. No one’s going to hospital. Coronavirus has become a control weapon
0 hospitalizations from 10,000 positive tests incomplete students. Let it go. Your fear porn isn't working anymore
Enjoying California's fall 😍😍