The COVID-19 death toll has started soaring again as the delta variant tears through the nation's unvaccinated population. Hospitals in virus hot spots say they are seeing more admissions and deaths among people under the age of 65.
In this Jan. 1, 2020, photo provided by Jasmine Rivas Fierro, Maria and Carlos Reyes pose for a family picture in Fremont, Calif. Carlos Reyes, 52, died of COVID-19 on Aug. 4, 2021, in Oakland. Maria Reyes, 51, remains in the ICU.
The COVID-19 death toll has started soaring again as the delta variant tears through the nation’s unvaccinated population and fills up hospitals with patients, many of whom are younger than during earlier phases of the pandemic. At a predominantly Black church in Jacksonville with a hipster vibe, contemporary music, and a strong social media presence reflective of its young, energetic congregation, six members died over 10 days starting in late July. All were under the age of 35.
The 30-year-old woman fell ill three weeks before her due date and was admitted to a hospital in West Melbourne, Fla., with COVID-19. Their 32-year-old daughter who has an auto-immune disease was the only one vaccinated when they fell ill.
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