Sixty-five percent of the cases in San Diego are Latino/Hispanic. The biggest number of new cases in the 20-29 age group, who largely have mild or no symptoms and an extremely small chance of death. Hospitalization and death rates are holding steady or declining. The chance of dying of the virus in San Diego is 0.001% — that’s one thousandth of one percent. The most at-risk population for death remains older persons.
Delayed herd immunity is developing. We flattened the infection curve, but the area under the curve is basically unchanged. Only two ways to achieve herd immunity, large scale infection or a vaccine.
But they might infect grandma. So quarantine grandma!