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Chaves County reported no deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday but saw six deaths in Sunday’s report from the New Mexico Department of Health.
Monday was the first day a vaccine for COVID-19 was administered in New Mexico. A post on Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s Facebook page said the first to receive the vaccine were health care workers at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center in Santa Fe and that doses are being distributed to additional hospitals.
An update on the vaccine’s distribution will be given at 10 a.m. Tuesday by Dr. Tracie Collins, secretary-designate of the Department of Health. The conference will be livestreamed on the NMDOH Facebook page.
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Six people from Chaves County including four from the same long-term care facility were among the 67 deaths related to COVID-19 reported Tuesday and Wednesday by the New Mexico Health Department.
An internet outage among state offices on Tuesday delayed that day’s update until Wednesday afternoon.
A local woman in her 80s was among the 33 deaths in Tuesday’s report. She had been hospitalized, had underlying health conditions and was a resident of the Mission Arch Center, 3200 Mission Arch Drive.
In Wednesday’s report, five local deaths were reported among the 34 in the state. Three were residents of the Mission Arch Center a woman and a man both in their 70s and with underlying health conditions, and a woman in her 90s.