Outbreak of norovirus hits Red Cross’ Pasadena Evacuation Shelter
- An outbreak of Norovirus has affected three people among 28 with acute gastrointestinal illness at the Pasadena evacuation shelter, as confirmed by the Pasadena Public Health Department.
- The American Red Cross is managing the shelter and is taking measures to limit exposure, including isolating sick residents and providing hand sanitizer.
- Kaiser Permanente and AltaMed Health Services are offering medical care at the shelter, ensuring around-the-clock support for affected residents.
- The Pasadena Public Health Department noted that Norovirus outbreaks are higher than normal this year, with nearly 500 outbreaks reported nationwide from August to mid-December.
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