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On April 27, 6,716 people were diagnosed with the new coronavirus in Arizona, 190 new people, and no new deaths

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​ The National Weather Service issued a high temperature warning for La Paz, Maricopa, Pinal, Yuma, Counties,…

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​ The National Weather Service issued a high temperature warning for La Paz, Maricopa, Pinal, Yuma , Counties High Temperature Warning, the high temperature period is from 10 am on 4/29/20 to 8 pm on 4/30. Mohave County also issued an excessive heat watch. A high temperature of 109°F is expected from 4/26/20 to 4/30/20 (10 a.m. to 10 p.m.). Learn more about how to stay safe during extreme heat and stay informed about future heat alerts. Let’s take a look at the epidemic situation in Arizona that day. You can also pay attention to the epidemic data in hot weather.

There were 190 new cases of new coronavirus infection from Sunday to Monday, and the total number of people exceeded 6,000! A high temperature warning appeared in Arizona on April 26, and the disinfectant bottles in the reporter’s car were heated and deformed. Looking at absolute numbers, the number of new cases has dropped from more than 300 to 190 per day since April 23. The temperature started to rise around these days and reached a peak yesterday, but the actual number of infections in these days should be revealed in the next few days. Have people across the state behaved and stayed at home? No! On the contrary, Arizona has a population of 7.38 million. Since last Friday, traffic jams have begun on the I10 highway. Long queues have formed at car washes and Costco gas stations. People who have been squatting at home for a long time have been mobilized. . . . The daily increase ratio has decreased, the number of deaths has decreased, and there were no new deaths yesterday.

Arizona’s stay-at-home order has not been lifted! Persevere and consolidate many months of hard work! According to numbers released by the Arizona Department of Health Services on Sunday, there are 6,526 cases of COVID-19 in Arizona caused by the new coronavirus, 275 known deaths, and 190 new cases.

Currently, the number of confirmed cases in Maricopa County has exceeded 3,000. All 15 Arizona counties have confirmed cases.

The number of confirmed cases in Arizona may be much higher than the official number. People have reported trouble getting tested, as health professionals face confusion about who should be tested and a lack of testing supplies.

Maricopa County with 3457 cases.

Navajo County with 628 cases.

Pinal County with 359 cases.

Coconino County with 425 cases.

Pima County with 1164 cases.

Graham County with 9 cases

Yavapai County with 77 cases

Santa Cruz County with 30 cases

Cochise County with 36 cases

Yuma County with 53 cases

Apache County with 362 cases

Mohave County with 96 cases

La Paz with 7 cases

Gila County with 11 cases

Greenlee County with 2 cases

The number of people tested exceeds 66,000, the increase and proportion of deaths

Daily number of new infections

The number of hospitalized patients decreases

Self-testing link

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

Testing Centers

One Medical Phoenix

Medical Clinic

Scottsdale, AZ

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Mesa, AZ

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Scottsdale, AZ · In Shea Medical Plaza

NextCare Urgent Care

Urgent care center

Phoenix, AZ

Mayo Clinic Hospital

Hospital

Phoenix, AZ

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Phoenix, AZ · In Desert Ridge Corporate Center

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Mesa, AZ

Maready Medical

Doctor

Mesa, AZ

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Apache Junction, AZ · In appache junction medical plaza

NextCare Urgent Care

STD testing service

Phoenix, AZ · In Tramonto Marketplace

HonorHealth Medical Group – Gavilan Peak – Primary Care

Family practice physician

Anthem, AZ

Google Map of Testing Centers. Most testing centers still require a doctor’s recommendation! Please make a reservation in advance!

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