73-Year-Old Willits Man Passes from COVID-19 Marking Mendocino County’s 51st Death

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July 30, 2021

The following is a press release issued by Mendocino County Public Health

Mendocino County Public Health has been notified of another Mendocino County resident who has been lost to the COVID-19 Virus. We send our condolences to his family and friends.

A 73 year old Willits man has been confirmed as Mendocino County’s 51st death. At this time Public Health asks all Mendocino County residents to exercise caution when placing themselves in situations that could expose them to COVID-19, especially considering the new more infectious Delta variant.

Mendocino County Public Health asks that you follow all CDC and CDPH guidance’s at this time. Vaccination, masking and social distancing remain the best options for combating the Covid-19 Virus.

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Local July 30, 2021 At 8:21 am

Out of curiosity, was this senior citizen vaccinated?

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