BY EMILY MIBACH
Daily Post Staff Writer
San Mateo County’s Health Department yesterday (April 30) released how many people have tested positive for COVID-19 based on zip code.
County Manager Mike Callagy said last week to take the numbers with a grain of salt, since they only tell part of the story, which is that of people who were displaying at least two symptoms to be tested. Callagy also pointed out that many carriers of the virus do not show symptoms.
County Health Officer Scott Morrow had previously refused to release information on where virus cases are located because he wanted residents to be on guard and follow safety precautions no matter where they live.
Damn a lot of cases in my city
Thanks for the data.
Where’s 94019 Half Moon Bay? The San Mateo County Coastside isn’t included?
Missing 94018, 94019, the whole coastside is missing
Where is the 94062 info ?
On the chart.
Daly City is the highest!! OMG! I would of never imagined this was the case. Question: Why?
”County Health Officer Scott Morrow had previously refused to release information on where virus cases are located because he wanted residents to be on guard and follow safety precautions no matter where they live.”
Thank you for deciding what we need to know and making sure we have as minimal amount of information as possible to maximize your spam of control and minimize our ability to make decisions about health.
yes it is
Still refuses to reveal data on nursing homes/assisted living/retirement facilities!
Hadn’t seen zip code breakdown before. Thank you for providing this.