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COCOPAH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

[AZ Department of Health @AZDHS]

Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds 5,660 cases and 174 deaths. REMINDER: Today’s additions are three days’ worth of reporting. Cases, deaths, hospitalizations, and tests were not added Sunday or Monday because of a system update. https://t.co/RRKE37lCiA

[AzEIN 📢 @AzEIN]

Don’t underestimate the power of water and the danger of lightning. 🌩️ This summer, play it safe by avoiding flooded roadways and staying inside when you hear the thunder roar.

[AZ Department of Health @AZDHS]

Today’s #COVID19 dashboard update adds 12,314 cases and 23 deaths. You are safer at home. Assess your risk each time you leave; If you are sick, stay home. https://t.co/oGLxkyVMn3

[Cocopah Indian Tribe @CocopahTribe]

Have you heard ‘Help For Those Who Need It the Most’ by Cocopah Podcast on #SoundCloud? #np https://t.co/qU4V0wUeUh

[AZ Department of Health @AZDHS]

Of the deaths reported today, 21 are from death certificate matching and 22 were reported to ADHS yesterday. Read our May 8 blog to learn more about death certificate matching. https://t.co/DQ9l1IMpyI

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Does wearing a face covering mean you don’t have to practice social distancing? The answer is no. Wearing a cloth face covering while in public AND maintaining 6 ft of distance from other people are two actions to help stop the spread of #COVID19. https://t.co/RxIwGVIdCq

[Cocopah Indian Tribe @CocopahTribe]

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[Smokey Bear @smokey_bear]

You can practice fire safety in so many ways by keeping the do's and don'ts in mind when you're camping! Do your part and learn more at https://t.co/rI2GCm8IO2

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Protect yourself from #COVID19 while getting gas. Use disinfecting wipes on handles & buttons of gas pump before you touch them. After you get gas & pay, wash your hands or use hand sanitizer with >60% alcohol. For more tips, visit: https://t.co/9nLjvaNSpI

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Practice social distancing by putting space between yourself & others. Continue to practice healthy habits, like washing your hands for at least 20 seconds & staying home if you’re sick, to help slow the spread of #COVID19. Learn more: https://t.co/kDNtty9m4P

[Maricopa County Dept of Emergency Mgmt @MaricopaReady]

Prevent wildfires:
✔️Put out campfires, completely
✔️Secure tow chains
✔️Never pull your vehicle off the road into tall grasses
✔️Check the weather before doing any type of outdoor burning
✔️During wind events, avoid using equipment that can throw sparks

#AZFire #AZForestry

[Smokey Bear @smokey_bear]

Did you know that keeping an eye out when mowing your lawn is one way to prevent a wildfire? Know before you mow! #OnlyYou

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Cover your cough! #COVID19 spreads through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. Additionally, it can also be spread when someone is not showing symptoms. Take everyday precautions to do your part to stop the spread: https://t.co/4nsqkzLpfW

[AzEIN 📢 @AzEIN]

GOOD REMINDER:

🔥 Arizona has seen hot, dry conditions and roadside brush fires in recent weeks.

➡️ Here’s why it’s so important to secure your chains:

https://t.co/nDhSWChGDf

#AzFire #AzWx #HaveTheirBacks

[AZ Department of Health @AZDHS]

Arizonans can find their nearest #AZTestingBlitz location and hours of operation, as well as pre-register, here: https://t.co/BTCg8CnDDs #COVID19

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Household cleaners and disinfectants can cause health problems when not used properly. Follow the instructions on the product label to ensure safe and effective use. Learn more about cleaning and disinfecting your home: https://t.co/z9fRcc1V5i.

[NWS Tucson @NWSTucson]

With this early season heat it's good to keep in mind these tips, especially limiting outdoor activities during the hottest hours of the day. #azwx

[Maricopa County Dept of Emergency Mgmt @MaricopaReady]

The heat will continue this week, with Warnings of Excessive Heat today (Monday), Wednesday and Thursday. Be sure to visit https://t.co/d2bOqXX8bX for tips on how to beat the heat and watch out for these signs of heat-related illness.

[CDC Emergency @CDCemergency]

Take action to slow the spread of #COVID19 by wearing a cloth face covering in public spaces, keeping at least 6 feet of physical distance, & frequently washing your hands. Make a cloth face covering from a t-shirt, scarf, or cloth napkin. Learn how: https://t.co/H5k6whHYrn