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City of San Antonio issues Emergency Alert in response to ‘severe’ COVID-19 risk level

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As of Wednesday, 920 people were hospitalized in the San Antonio with COVID-19, up from 620 a week prior. 88% of those now under hospital haven't been vaccinated, the mayor added. "Mask up, get the vaccine, and it's so easy to do," Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said.

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City of San Antonio issues Emergency Alert in response to ‘severe’ COVID-19 risk level

If you live in the San Antonio area, you may have received a Public Safety Alert on your smartphone.The City of San Antonio and Bexar County said they issued the wireless emergency alert in response to the “severe” risk threat that COVID-19 poses to the community.The alert comes as a response to the “significant stress” area hospitals are in due to rising cases, according to officials.City officials say “nine out ten patients with COVID-19 in ar…

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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg warned during a Wednesday press briefing that the area's COVID-19 threat level has risen from "moderate" to "severe" as hospitalizations continue to swell. As of Wednesday, 920 people were hospitalized in the San Antonio with COVID-19, up from 620 a week prior, Nirenberg said.…

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'The COVID-19 level is severe' | San Antonio mayor to issue emergency alert

Children are in the ICU, some of them on ventilators, officials said in a news conference Wednesday. Judge Nelson Wolff also had harsh words for Gov. Greg Abbott.

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City of San Antonio issues Emergency Alert in response to ‘severe’ COVID-19 risk level

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'Unfortunate': Mayor Demings reacts to comments made by Gov. DeSantis on COVID-19, hospitalizations

'Unfortunate': Mayor Demings reacts to comments made by Gov. DeSantis on COVID-19, hospitalizations

City of San Antonio issues Emergency Alert in response to ‘severe’ COVID-19 risk level

City of San Antonio issues Emergency Alert in response to ‘severe’ COVID-19 risk level

Unvaccinated make up 88 percent of COVID hospitalizations in Bexar County

Unvaccinated make up 88 percent of COVID hospitalizations in Bexar County

San Antonio leaders plead for residents to get vaccinated as COVID-19 hospitalizations jump

San Antonio leaders plead for residents to get vaccinated as COVID-19 hospitalizations jump

'The COVID-19 level is severe' | San Antonio mayor to issue emergency alert

'The COVID-19 level is severe' | San Antonio mayor to issue emergency alert

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