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The Latest: Arizona tops 4,000 deaths from coronavirus - Black News Channel

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By The Associated Press undefined PHOENIX — Health officials say the number of known coronavirus-related deaths in Arizona has now surpassed 4,000. The Arizona Department of Health Services reported Thursday another 1,444 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and 70 more deaths. This brings the total number of cases since the pandemic began to 183,647 and the death toll to 4,002. Some of the deaths were likely counted after health officials reviewed death certificates going back weeks. The news comes a day after Maricopa County public health officials confirmed 22 bodies were moved to portable storage coolers. Officials say the action was […]

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