Six more COVID-19 cases confirmed in Quay County
The New Mexico Health Department reports six additional infections bringing Quay County to 24 total since the start, with two cases in Tucumcari in ages 20 to 29 and 40 to 49. Active cases remain high, with one death in April and three recoveries. statewide totals rise as nationwide cases exceed 3.8 million.
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New Mexico Virus Upturn Prompts School Openings Review
Health official Scrase reports sharp case increases in New Mexico across ages 10 to 30 while elderly groups hold steady. The state’s spread rate sits at 1.09 with a goal of 1.05 as concerns grow about ICU beds, PPE, and fall school openings. Masks and vaccines dominate the briefing with caution on valve masks and long term immunity.
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San Jon Schools wary of in-person classes amid COVID surge
San Jon Public Schools Superintendent Janet Gladu expressed doubt about reopening for in-person classes in mid August due to rising COVID-19 cases in New Mexico. The district approved a re entry plan with masks, temperature checks, social distancing, and isolation for ill students, while considering online instruction if needed.
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