The Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff has been notified of 119 new confirmed COVID-19 cases reported sinceWednesday, April 27, 2022 at noon. There are also 13 deaths reported. (NOTE: Our reports take place twice a month on Wednesdays.) Deaths are counted by the week of diagnosis and deaths by month may increase as there is often a lag between when a death occurs and when it is reported.) For the 4th week in a row, the CDC reports COVID-19 transmission levels to be low, which is on trend with state and national levels.
There is a small increase in New Cases: Mohave County had 119 new confirmed cases since the last published report on April 27. 14-day average of approximately 8.5 new confirmed cases per day.
2. Community Transmission Rate is Low • For the 8th week in a row the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has categorized COVID-19 transmission level as low in Mohave County. This is on-trend with state and national levels.
Age Distribution of Deaths:
Of the 13 newly reported deaths since the last report published on April 27, the largest percentage of deaths came from the 80-89 age group and 50-59 age group both with 31%.
The ATTACHED Fact Sheet in this report shows considerably more information and explanations on the data. The next report will be on Wednesday, May 25, 2022.
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**NOTE: As COVID-19 case counts across the state continue to decrease, state personnel are turning their attention to data review and audit. ADHS continues to review and audit case-related data, and as a result, numbers may fluctuate above or below previously reported.
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