A new coronavirus case in California could be the first in the U.S.
that has no known connection to travel abroad or another known case, a
possible sign the virus is spreading in a U.S. community, health
officials said.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the case Wednesday.
California officials said the person is a resident of Solano County, northeast of San Francisco, and is getting medical care in Sacramento County. They said they have begun the process of tracking down people who the patient has been in contact with, a process known as contact tracing.
Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, warned Tuesday of possible “severe” disruptions to everyday life.
Officials did not immediately release any other details.
Read more: New California coronavirus case may be nation’s first from unknown source - MarketWatch
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the case Wednesday.
California officials said the person is a resident of Solano County, northeast of San Francisco, and is getting medical care in Sacramento County. They said they have begun the process of tracking down people who the patient has been in contact with, a process known as contact tracing.
Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, warned Tuesday of possible “severe” disruptions to everyday life.
Officials did not immediately release any other details.
Read more: New California coronavirus case may be nation’s first from unknown source - MarketWatch
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