Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

Spread of coronavirus in Navajo Nation

A worker disinfects shopping carts outside a supermarket in Chinle, Arizona, on June 24, 2020. The total number of confirmed coronavirus cases and deaths for the Navajo Nation reached about 8,000 and 380, respectively, as of early July.

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