On May 11, 11,380 people were diagnosed with the new coronavirus in Arizona, 261 new people were added, and 6 new deaths were reported. Updates on the areas with the highest incidence rates article cover image
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On May 11, 11,380 people were diagnosed with the new coronavirus in Arizona, 261 new people were added, and 6 new deaths were reported. Updates on the areas with the highest incidence rates

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Today, there were 261 new cases of new coronavirus infection, 6 new deaths, the total number of infections was 11,380, and the total number of deaths was 542! Checking the total number of people, it currently exceeds 15...

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Today there are 261 new cases of new coronavirus infections, 6 new deaths, the total number of infections is 11,380, and the total number of deaths is 542! Checking the total number of people, it currently exceeds 150,000, and the daily testing data has increased to 12,000... The detection rate has dropped to 6.7%...

> Arizona's stay-at-home ban has been extended to May 15! Persevere and consolidate many months of hard work! According to figures released yesterday by the Arizona Department of Health Services, there are 11,119 cases of COVID-19 in Arizona caused by the new coronavirus, 159 new cases, 536 known deaths, and 4 new deaths.

Currently, there are nearly 6,000 confirmed cases in Maricopa County. All 15 Arizona counties have confirmed cases.

Maricopa: 5,988 Pinal: 620 Coconino: 713 Pima: 1,602 Navajo: 1,006 Yavapai: 180 Apache: 727 Cochise: 42 Graham: 19 Santa Cruz: 45 Yuma: 198 Gila: 19 Greenlee: 2 Mohave: 198 La Paz: 23

>The area with the highest incidence in Greater Phoenix

The area with the highest incidence in Arizona

Increase and proportion of deaths

The number of new infections per day

The number of daily tests The total number of people tested exceeds 150,000 and the detection rate is 6.7%

Arizona hospital bed usage data, 70% of the beds are currently occupied

Self-test link

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/index.html#cdc-chat-bot-open

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