Here's the latest on what's happening in SF today to respond to COVID-19:

Two individuals at a shelter tested positive, and we've learned they had been in contact with the 19 people who had been moved to the new shelter at Moscone West.

All are being moved to hotel rooms.

Moscone West is being cleaned. Final setup is still being completed to limit capacity, add partitions, and increase spacing.

It will serve people who have recovered from COVID-19 or people who had been quarantined, but have since tested negative and still need a place to stay.

We're prioritizing vulnerable populations, such as people 60+ years old and people with underlying conditions susceptible to COVID-19, for hotels rooms and moving them in now. This will allow for appropriate spacing in our existing shelter locations.

Gov. Newsom today announced that CPMC Pacific campus will open up 290 beds. This is an important step to increase capacity.

Dr. Colfax today said that San Francisco has increased our available ICU beds by 91%, up to a total of 530. We've increased acute beds by 52% to 1,608.

Director Tumlin discussed today the difficult decisions @sfmta_muni is having to make to keep critical lines running while ensuring spacing on those lines.

Muni is going to be severely impacted. Please see this thread for more info: https://twitter.com/jeffreytumlin/status/1246989907983101952

One important thing to note from our announcement this morning of the drive-thru and walk-thru testing: Muni drivers will be eligible as well.

Keeping our Muni drivers healthy is essential to keeping San Francisco moving. https://twitter.com/LondonBreed/status/1247209561808760832

This situation is continuing to evolve every single day. We will continue to make decisions based on the advice of our public health experts.

We'll keep you updated as soon as decisions happen.

You can do your part by continuing to stay home unless it absolutely necessary.