On September 21, 214,000 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Arizona, the United States, with 233 new people and 2 new deaths article cover image
News/Community Wire/Archive/Sep 25, 2020
Legacy archive / noindex

On September 21, 214,000 new coronavirus cases were diagnosed in Arizona, the United States, with 233 new people and 2 new deaths

Republished with permission

The number of sick people in Arizona currently exceeds 214,000. Today there were 233 new cases of new coronavirus infection, 2 new deaths, and the total number of infections is 21,425...

Local families

There are currently more than 214,000 people sick in Arizona. Today there are 233 new cases of new coronavirus infection, 2 new deaths, the total number of infections is 214,251, and the total number of deaths is 5,478! Checking the total number of people, it currently exceeds 1.66 million, and the number of daily tests is 11,000... The daily detection rate is 10.7%, and the detection rate of new crown patients is 6.4%.

Yesterday's data showed 469 new cases and 9 new deaths, with a total number of infections of 214,018 and a total of 5,476 deaths! The Ministry of Health urges citizens to wear masks, wash hands, avoid crowded places, and take more and more complete safety isolation measures.

13%-20% of infected cases require hospitalization, of which 4% are admitted to the ICU. The number of ICU patients in the hospital has reached a record high in the past two weeks. Since May 15, the number of patients using ventilators in the hospital has tripled. Currently, the number of confirmed cases in Maricopa County has exceeded 139,586. All 15 Arizona counties have confirmed cases.

>Total number of infected people

Increase and proportion of deaths

Daily increase (the highest record was 5,396 people on June 29)

Number of people tested daily The total number of people tested exceeds 1.67 million and the detection rate is 10.7%

Self-test link

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

Sources and usage

This piece is republished or synchronized with permission and keeps a link back to the original source.

Editorial tags

Community WireArchiveRepublished with permission