132 New COVID-19 Cases Since Monday at Noon in Mohave County

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July 28, 2021

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132 New COVID-19 Cases Since Monday at Noon

Plus 1 New Death

22,950 Total Positives / 684 Total Deaths

MOHAVE COUNTY, AZ (July 28, 2021) — The Mohave County Health Department (MCDPH) Nursing staff has been notified of 132 confirmed COVID-19 cases reported since Monday at noon. There is also 1 new death from a previously reported case.

The one new death is from the Bullhead City service area. It is a 40-49 person.

Of the 132 new confirmed cases, there are 37 new confirmed cases in the Bullhead City service area. There are 50 new confirmed cases in the Kingman service area. There are 42 new confirmed cases in the Lake Havasu City service area. There are 3 new cases in the North County service area. There are 0 new cases in an Undetermined or unknown area of the county.

ALL 132 of the cases remain under investigation.

Of the 37 new confirmed cases in the Bullhead City area, one is 0-10; seven are 11-19; five are 20-29; four are 30-39; nine are 40-49; seven are 50-59; two are 60-69; two are 70-79.

Of the 50 new confirmed cases in the Kingman area, five are 0-10; nine are 11-19; ten are 20-29; eight are 30-39; four are 40-49; seven are 50-59; four are 60-69; three are 70-79.

Of the 42 new confirmed cases in the Lake Havasu City area, one is 11-19; eight are 20-29; one is 30-39; nine are 40-49; seven are 50-59; nine are 60-69; four are 70-79; two are 80-89; one is 90+.

Of the 3 new confirmed cases in the North County area, one is 11-19; one is 20-29; one is 50-59.

84 cases, 1 death reported today

45 cases reported yesterday, 7/27

3 cases reported Monday, 7/28

TOTAL POSITIVE CASES SINCE 1^ST CASE REPORTED –—–22,950

TOTAL RECOVERED THUS FAR: 21,206

*COVID-19 Cases are on the rise in many parts of the U.S., including Mohave County. Well over 90% of all those who are hospitalized were not vaccinated. The Mohave County Health Department continues to urge all residents to get fully vaccinated. At this point, Mohave County has under 40% vaccinated. If you haven’t been fully immunized yet, please help our county reach a much higher percentage of vaccinations. The Delta variant is here and hospitalizations have increased locally.

Vaccinations are readily available at this time. With some providers, immediate walk ins are available as well. Check providers here–https://www.mohavecounty.us/ContentPage.aspx?id=127&cid=1444&page=2&rid=2230 *

More County COVID-19 test results can be seen here: https://covid-19-mohave.hub.arcgis.com/

These reports now take place on Monday, Wednesday, & Friday afternoons.

Pfizer Vaccine Now Available to

12-17 Year Olds in Mohave County

The Mohave County Department of Public Health has now allocated Pfizer vaccine to the following providers this week. Two doses are required and this vaccine can be administered to the 12-17 age group. In Mohave County, that is approximately 10,000 individuals.)

Kingman: Uptown Drug
Bullhead City: DeeFlat Pharmacy

Riverside Pharmacy

Lake Havasu City: Sunrise Pharmacy

Additionally, individuals can locate other providers offering Pfizer vaccine in Mohave County using the ADHS Vaccine Finder web link:

https://azdhs.gov/covid19/vaccines/index.php#find-vaccines

*IMPORTANT NOTE: Extra HELP is in place with our County COVID Call Center for those who do not have access to the Internet and/or a computer. Those individuals can now help dealing with COVID-19 information. 928-753-8665.

The call center will also answer any other questions on COVID-19. There are 6 people answering the calls, so please be patient. They will get to you. Thank you!

IMPORTANT NOTE: The Mohave County Department of Public Health staff review case information for accuracy and completeness. There are a number of reasons for the adjustments, including the removal of cases that did not have a permanent address in Mohave County, reconciliation of cases reported twice or not originally reported, and removal of probable cases.

Steps you can take to prevent the spread of COVID-19 include: