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More healthcare groups making COVID-19 vaccine a requirement for its employees

More healthcare groups making COVID-19 vaccine a requirement for its employees News 11 s Cody Lee shares what our local medical facilities are doing YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Major medical groups in Arizona and California are now requiring employees to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Here in the desert southwest, one healthcare center is following suit and the others are leaving it up to employees to decide. News 11 spoke to several medical centers in the desert southwest. As of right now, Regional Center for Border Health is the only healthcare organization mandating inoculation. In a statement reading in part: “We are requiring the vaccine to all of our employees with the exception of employees that show a letter from their physician & in some cases for religious purposes.”

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July 4 murder suspect arrested in Mexicali

CALEXICO — The woman suspected in the fatal stabbing of another woman here on July 4 was taken into custody Thursday morning. Calexico Police Department said in a press release that 22-year-old Maria Guadalupe Palacios Perez was found and arrested in a hotel in Mexicali. CPD said it received assistance from the Imperial County Narcotics Task Force, the U.S. Marshals Service, U.S. Border Patrol Intelligence Unit and Agencia Estatal de Investigacion Zona Mexicali in capturing Perez. CPD said Perez was arrested without incident and is being held at Imperial County Jail. Perez was wanted for the murder of Michelle Hernandez Durazo, 28.

COVID-19 variants present in Imperial County

COVID-19 variants present in Imperial County MGN Imperial County Public Health Department reports 90 cases of the Gamma variant - News 11 s Wiley Jawhary takes a closer look at how to protect yourself from new strains IMPERIAL, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) - The Imperial County Public Health Department says there are currently two COVID-19 Delta variants in the Valley. But right now, local health leaders are more concerned with the Gamma and Alpha variants. There are currently 90 cases of the Gamma variant and 68 cases of the Alpha variant in Imperial County. The number of Delta variant cases remains low at this time, but there is still concern.