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Arizona

patphil

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1. I think Arizona may be doing the same thing that Florida does...late reporting of deaths.

Reply to marybourg (Original post)

Mon Nov 15, 2021, 12:02 PM

Nov 2021

According to Worldometers, the 7 day rolling average for Covid deaths in Arizona is 35 as of yesterday.
This is consistent with a 7 day rolling average of over 3500 cases per day, and indicates a 1% death rate.
I do realize that Sunday number are always low, but I've seen consistently low death numbers reported here.
Note: this is Not a criticism of marybourg. It's a concern with Arizona's reporting methods.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/arizona/

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2774 new cases on the AZ Dashboard today, Mon; 0 deaths [View all] marybourg Nov 2021 OP

I think Arizona may be doing the same thing that Florida does...late reporting of deaths. patphil Nov 2021 #1

102 deaths were reported between Friday and Saturday. marybourg Nov 2021 #2

Those are the figures on Worldometers, but there is no data on the Arizona dept of health site. patphil Nov 2021 #3

I had noticed some time ago that the worldmeters marybourg Nov 2021 #4

The data on the Arizona site from 11/1 forward is 169 deaths as of just a few minutes ago. patphil Nov 2021 #5