On New Year's Eve, L.A. County Public Health started tweeting to remind people to stay home because of the rising number of deaths.
Each tweet highlights a person in the community that could die from COVID-19. Ranging from "someone's mother" to "that server at your favorite restaurant that knew your order," the tweets show how death can affect anyone and everyone.
Each tweet includes the hashtag "Every10Minutes" and ends with a message from the county reminding residents to stay home.
"Please stay home tonight. Slow the spread. Save a life."
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