11 new fatalities were also reported, giving the county an overall death toll from the pandemic of 35,614.
Los Angeles County reported 11 new COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday, Feb. 22, while the number of virus-positive hospital patients fell below 700.The majority of people who die with COVID-19 are elderly or have an underlying health condition such as diabetes, heart disease or hypertension.
Meanwhile, the county reported 1,419 new COVID infections Wednesday, lifting the cumulative total from throughout the pandemic to 3,698,481. The daily case numbers released by the county are undercounts of actual virus activity in the county, due to people who use at-home tests and don’t report the results, and others who don’t test at all.
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