On January 10, 618,000 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Arizona, the United States, 11,201 new people were added, and 105 new deaths were reported article cover image
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On January 10, 618,000 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Arizona, the United States, 11,201 new people were added, and 105 new deaths were reported

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At present, this is a relatively serious moment since the outbreak of the new coronavirus, because most hospitals have been overloaded, and the number of new cases in Arizona has exceeded 10,000 for many consecutive days...

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Currently, this is a relatively serious moment since the outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic, because most hospitals are already overloaded. Arizona has had more than 10,000 new cases for many days in a row, and the number of patients has exceeded 618,000. Today there are 11,201 new cases of new coronavirus infection, 105 new deaths, the total number of infections is 618,546, and the total number of deaths is 10,141! The total number of inspections currently exceeds 3.47 million, and the number of daily tests is 31,000... The daily detection rate is 13.2%, and the daily detection rate is increasing.

Yesterday's data added 11,094 new people, 98 new deaths, a total of 607,345 infections, and a total of 10,036 deaths! The Ministry of Health urges citizens to wear masks, wash hands, avoid crowded places, and take more and more complete safety isolation measures.

Currently, the number of confirmed cases in Maricopa County has exceeded 382,409, and all 15 counties in Arizona have confirmed cases.

Total number of infections

Increase and proportion of deaths

Daily increase (the highest record was 11,192 people on December 28)

Number of people tested daily The total number of people tested exceeds 3.47 million and the detection rate is 13.2%

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