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Arizona COVID transmission numbers climb

Most of the state is now considered to have a high transmission rate.
by Christopher Conover

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All but six Arizona counties are now classified by the CDC as having high community transmission rates of COVID-19.

Pima, Cochise, and Yuma counties still have medium transmission rates.

The CDC reports that Santa Cruz, Graham, and Greenlee counties have low transmission rates.

In Pima County, COVID-19 rates have dropped by close to 12% in the seven days ending July 4. The cases in Cochise County have jumped by 26% in the last week.

According to the CDC, people who live in areas with high community spread should wear a mask indoors.

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