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       The Eaton wildfire evacuation shelter near LA saw outbreaks of
       norovirus, COVID, and flu, report reveals  July 10. 2026
   DIR By: Masked Man
       Date: July 10, 2026, 8:30 pm
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       The Eaton wildfire evacuation shelter near LA saw outbreaks of
       norovirus, COVID, and flu, report reveals
       July 10. 2026
       Many of the evacuees needed to stay in a shelter, including some
       of the about 1,800 people transported from assisted or skilled
       nursing facilities. By January 13, 2025 reports emerged of
       gastrointestinal illness, COVID-19, and flu in people staying at
       the Eaton wildfire evacuation shelter, and these concerns were
       filtered to the Pasadena Public Health Department (PPHD). To
       contain possible outbreaks, public health staff recommended
       bolstered monitoring and infection prevention and control (IPC)
       efforts and the addition of several isolation areas.
       LINK:
  HTML https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/climate-change/eaton-wildfire-evacuation-shelter-near-la-saw-outbreaks-norovirus-covid-and-flu
       COMMENT:
       So there were significant covid outbreaks occurring in 2025!?
       I try to keep on top of this stuff... I live in an area that was
       hit by hurricane and floods... I am surprised this type of
       problem where viruses occur in shelters isn't addressed more. I
       have been wearing a mask since covid began around 2020 so it
       doesn't surprise me at all that this is happening in early 2025
       (it is only now being reported in July 2026). I'd love to help
       people in my community more but they don't take precautions such
       as masking like me so it is a little frustrating to hear this is
       happening in shelters it being reported over a year later in
       studies...
       I am glad it is being acknowledged now but it should have been
       foreseen it was going to happen... it should have been
       prevented... it needed to be acknowledged more while it was
       happening as well. How about acknowledging they should have worn
       masks while people started getting sick?!? Again I'd love to be
       a team player and help my community more during times of stress
       such as when it flooded during hurricane Hellene  but they don't
       take precautions such as masking so I tend to stay away from
       churches and shelters. These are supervisors and staff members
       who are spreading these viruses because they aren't masking and
       taking precautions like they should!
       When flooding occurred in my county I don't even need a study to
       tell me all the people helping one another without masks on ..
       all the shelters and churches handling long lines of stranded
       people... as good as people are they weren't wearing masks and
       protecting the elderly or anybody from these viruses. It scared
       me.. Is it any wonder that it has been estimated in my state
       that 1 in 6 North Carolinians has experienced Long COVID.
       One in six North Carolinians has experienced Long COVID,
       according to the Centers for Disease Control. People with Long
       COVID have symptoms for four weeks or more, and they can last
       for months or years. Even people who did not have severe
       symptoms at first can develop Long COVID.
       NC Department of Health and Human Services 2026
       "Long COVID is a real and serious condition and can result in a
       disability recognized under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
       It takes many different forms, and it is not one illness. We are
       still learning how to treat it."LINK:
  HTML https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/long-covid
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