In an effort to track the changes with the coronavirus outbreak in Arizona, 12 News has started a daily live blog. Here is the live blog for Tuesday, March 2. RELATED: COVID-19 vaccine in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions Major updates: There have been 818,670 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 16,060 coronavirus-related deaths reported in Arizona as of Tuesday. There have been 1,857,741 total vaccines administered as of Tuesday. The state.
In an effort to track the changes with the coronavirus outbreak in Arizona, 12 News has started a daily live blog. Here is the live blog for Monday, March 1. LEER EN ESPAÑOL: Coronavirus en Arizona el 1ro de marzo: 1,039 nuevos casos, ninguna muerte se reporta el lunes RELATED: COVID-19 vaccine in Arizona: Frequently Asked Questions Major updates: There have been 817,821 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 15,979 coronavirus-related deaths.
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - Gov. Doug Ducey just announced a new "hybrid" approach to COVID-19 vaccinations, which will allow Arizonans 55 and older to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The new approach launched Monday in the Phoenix area, and state officials say that those 55 and older can start making their appointments at noon on Tuesday, March 2. In Arizona, 90% of deaths from COVID-19 have been people 55 and older. And around 65% percent of people.
COVID-19 vaccine appointments for Chandler-Gilbert Community College to open at 9 AM Monday
Chandler-Gilbert Community College will begin operating as a state-run vaccination site on Wednesday. Appointments will open at 9 a.m. Monday. Author: 12 News Updated: 4:39 AM MST March 1, 2021
PHOENIX The Arizona Department of Health Services will open a state-operated COVID-19 vaccination site at the Chandler-Gilbert Community College in the East Valley.
It will begin operating as a state-run location on Wednesday. Appointments for first and second doses will open for registration at 9 a.m. Monday.
“We’re committed to making the COVID-19 vaccine accessible to all Arizonans. Keeping this successful vaccination site open and operating is an important step,” Gov. Doug Ducey said in a statement.