These are the latest numbers in arizona. Total covid19 cases. Surpassed 100,000. June inhad a brutal. Rizona with a 50 increase and of course, our thoughts, prayers, and sympathies go out to everyone affected by covid19 , which is basically everyone in more soe, but none than the 230 families that have lost in arizona and. N. An arizona these numbers are going to show where we are and where we are and whatme progress our opportunities are in arizona right now. Illness continues to increase inside Emergency Rooms use is up and so is the percentage of positive tests. We see increases across the board. I am going to take you through the metrics quickly. I think you have heard some people incorrectly say this is like the flu. The goldmine, that is influenza. It is behaving like the flu. Covid is different. And it is on the rise in arizona in terms of surveillance. Over the last week, we see our first flattening and slight decrease. Covid19 cases by i want to point out a new metric we added
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Live on the free cspan radio app. In massachusetts, governor baker updated reporters on the Pandemic Response in his state. From earlier today, this is just over one hour. Governor baker good morning. Recognizing the told this virus has taken on so many people in the commonwealth. I want to talk about who is behind all of the numbers that we discuss in this room every day. Nurses, doctors, and all the frontline medical workers, some second doing their job and isolated from their families. First responders, essential workers, d. C. F. Social workers, bus and train drivers, and many who, asblic servants, always, did what they had to do in order to serve us. But in some cases, suffered terrible loss as a result. Workersed or laid off who despite coming in early and working extra shifts now, by no fault of their own, are left wondering when that job comes back. Everyone suffering under the fear of the unknown amid this pandemic. Everyone who sacrificed a wedding or major moment in life, we
Gov. Baker good morning. I want to start today by recognizing the horrific toll this virus has taken on so many people here in the commonwealth. I want to talk about who is behind all the numbers that we discussed in this room every day. Nurses, doctors, and all the frontline medical workers, some sickened doing their job and isolated from their family. First responders, essential workers, d. C. F. Social workers, bus and train drivers, and many other public servants, who, as always, did what they had to do in order to serve us. But in some cases, suffered terrible loss as a result. Furloughed or laid off workers who despite coming in early and working extra shifts now, by no fault of their own, are left wondering when that job comes back. Everyone suffering under the fear of the unknown amid this pandemic. Everyone who sacrificed a wedding or major moment in life, went without holding their loved ones at the exact time they needed to be held the most. And everyone who lost a friend, b