California Faces 'Very High' COVID Levels Amid Summer Surge
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COVID-19 levels in California's wastewater have reached "very high" levels for the first time since last winter, with similar trends in six other states. Los Angeles County has seen a significant increase in cases, driven by two new highly transmissible variants, FLiRT. Health officials recommend up-to-date vaccinations, regular testing, and following isolation guidelines if infected.
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