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Mon, 2022-01-17 18:52 — mike kraft

Navajo increases ability to do COVID testing, vaccinations | AP News WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. (AP) — Health facilities on the Navajo Nation are increasing the ability to test for COVID-19 and vaccinate people as the omicron variant spreads, tribal leaders said. Navajo President Jonathan Nez said the facilities also are working to give out more home testing kits this month while cases are surging. AP NEWS

COVID infections: Florida is 11th on list where virus spreads fastest, reports 408,841 cases in a week Statistics show at least 75.5% of Floridians are at least partially vaccinated. 62,504 Floridians have died from coronavirus since the pandemic began YahooNews

4 Oklahoma City hospitals report no ICU beds as virus surges | AP News OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Four hospitals in Oklahoma City reported Monday that they have no intensive care beds available amid a surge in coronavirus cases fueled by the omicron variant. St. Anthony, Mercy, Integris and OU Health on Monday each reported no available ICU beds and that they had a total of 737 COVID-19 patients. AP NEWS

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