Northern California has 15 percent of its ICU beds available, San Joaquin Valley has 22 percent, Greater Sacramento has 24 percent, Southern California has 26 percent and the Bay Area has 28 percent. Fifty-one of the state's 58 counties are currently in that tier, comprising more than 99 percent of the population. The state documented a record 18,591 additional cases on Wednesday alone, 12% of which will end up requiring hospital treatment within two weeks. The data: Californias seven-day average of new daily cases has reached 14,600  higher than the peak of the summer surge. Statewide, ICU admissions could reach 112 percent of capacity by Dec. 24.
None of the 58 counties had an odd number of new cases.
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                           :ARG2 (z3 / county
                                     :quant 58))
              :polarity -)
    :ARG1 (z4 / number
              :mod (z5 / odd)
              :quant-of (z6 / case-04
                            :ARG1-of (z7 / new-01))))
None of the 58 counties had an odd number of new cases .
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