The SARS CoV-2 virus, which originated in Wuhan in late December 2019, continues to spread rapidly around the world, particularly in the United States, making California the epicenter of the pandemic in the country and the third most deadly state in the country.

This Saturday in California, cases continue to be added to the list, although the incidence is decreasing, now there is a total of 780 thousand and 9 positive cases, along with 14 thousand 911 deaths from this virus since the beginning of the pandemic in the state, according to information obtained by The LA Times.

In a single day, the state confirmed more than 4 thousand 500 positive cases, along with 101 deaths from this virus.

It should be reminded that the area most affected at the beginning of the pandemic in California was San Francisco, which now has control over the virus, and most of Southern California has now been affected.

The coronavirus has infected more than 30.6 million people around the world and there have been about 953 thousand deaths from this virus.

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