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Statewide COVID-19 Map Update With New Criteria Levels NMDOH News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) announced today the updated statewide COVID-19 map, with updated key health metrics used to assign risk levels to counties under the Red-Yellow-Green COVID-19 framework now in effect. The updates to the criteria, announced by the governor and state officials Wednesday, are made as the state’s nation-leading vaccine distribution effort is over time likely to reduce the n...

Apr 30, 2021 COVID-19 cases in Richland County have been on a downward trend over the last two weeks. There have been 163 new cases in the last two weeks, which is the lowest number reported in the last month. Ashland County’s numbers also continue to drop, as they moved out of the Red Level 3 Status on the Public Health Advisory map to the Orange Level 2. There were just 51 cases reported in Ashland County in the last two weeks.  

Luna County remains "Yellow" on New Mexicos COVID-19 health map Majority of counties static; some regress Headlight staff reports SANTA FE – Nearly two months into the states colored-coded COVID-19 map, Luna County remains in the Yellow Level according to the New Mexico Department of Health on Wednesday. The updated statewide COVID-19 map for the two-week period beginning April 21, announced 14 New Mexico counties at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level, at which there are fewer...

LAS CRUCES – The New Mexico Department of Health released an updated county map Wednesday afternoon with Doña Ana County continuing at the Yellow Level and Colfax County appearing as the first Red Level county in over a month. The map is part of the state’s Red to Green framework and demonstrates the rate of COVID-19 positivity by county. The goal is for counties to report less than a 5% positivity rate and no more than eight average daily cases per 100,000 people. Red is the most restrict...

Eddy County moves from turquoise to yellow in NM COVID-19 risk map The New Mexico Department of Health released an updated county map Wednesday afternoon showing Eddy County was pushed back to the Yellow Level after only two weeks at the turquoise level. The map is part of the state’s Red to Green framework and demonstrates the rate of COVID-19 positivity by county. The goal is for counties to report less than a 5% positivity rate and no more than eight average daily cases per 100,000 people...

Otero. Counties that met one of the health metric thresholds and may operate at theYellow Levelas of April 7 are: Bernalillo, Catron, Chaves, Dona Ana, Eddy, Grant, Harding, Lincoln, Luna, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, Sierra, Socorro and Valencia. Counties that met neither of the health metric thresholds and must operate at the Red Level are: Colfax. The color-coded tier system – Red Level, Yellow Level, Green Level and Turquoise Level – enables counties to shed restrictions and provi...

20 of 33 NM counties Turquoise; Sandoval remains Yellow This map shows New Mexico counties and their color-coded risk designations. Courtesy of the State of New Mexico. The New Mexico Department of Health on April 7 announced the updated statewide COVID-19 map, with 20 New Mexico counties at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level, with fewer restrictions on commercial and day-to-day activities for at least the next two weeks. Ten counties, including Sandoval and Bernalillo, are at the...

2021-04-09 12:24:33 Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/.  The government of Mongolia, on April 8, Thursday, decided to impose a nationwide strict lockdown between April 10 and 25 by moving into the Red Level of heightened state of emergency readiness in order to contain the rising spread of COVID-19 in the country and also to provide a one-time cash grant of MNT 300,000 to each of Mongolia’s around 3.3 million population.  Following the announcement, the Office of the President of Mongol...

NMDOH: Majority Of State Turquoise … Progress Sustained NMDOH News: SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) today announced today the updated statewide COVID-19 map for the two-week period beginning April 7. Twenty New Mexico counties are now at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level. The majority of the state’s counties are now at or approaching the least restrictive levels. Ten counties are at the Yellow Level as of March 24. None are at the Red Level, signify...

SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health on Wednesday announced the updated statewide COVID-19 map for the two-week period beginning April 7, with 20 New Mexico counties at the Turquoise Level and three at the Green Level, at which there are fewer restrictions on commercial and day-to-day activities amid decreased virus risk. The majority of the state’s counties are now at or approaching the least restrictive levels. Ten counties are at the Yellow Level as of March 24. None are at ...