Arizona COVID-19 Cases At 1,289 With 24 Deaths

PHOENIX – As of Tuesday, March 31, Arizona health officials have reported 1,289 cases of COVID-19 and 24 deaths in the state. On Monday, at the recommendation of public health officials, Gov. Doug Ducey issued an Executive Order for Arizonans to stay home while encouraging social distancing and keeping in contact with family and friends.

On Monday, the Navajo Police Department began holding road blocks due to the Navajo Nation-wide curfew that took effect at 8:00 p.m. This weekend, members of the Arizona National Guard set-up a Federal Medical Station in Chinle in response to COVID-19 health crisis that has hit the area hard.

COUNTY CASES
Apache 16
Cochise 4
Coconino 81
Gila 1
Graham 2
Greenlee 1
La Paz 2
Maricopa 788
Mohave 7
Navajo 91
Pima 202
Pinal 62
Santa Cruz 2
Yavapai 21
Yuma 9
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