Summit opening??

[Mr70]

But for that very reason is why states like Az. should be careful.
What was seen as a quiet safe zone,can snowball into a sudden hot spot.
"The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in Arizona continues to rise.As of April 17,there have been 169 COVID-19 deaths in Arizona,a jump of 19 from the previous day.To date, there have been 4,507 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arizona. Maricopa County,with 2,404 cases,has the greatest number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arizona."
https://azbigmedia.com/business/covi...s-jump-to-169/

[Crush]

I believe the #4 highest way people die annually in Az is respiratory issues, around 3400.

[wheelhop]

Originally Posted by Crush

I believe the #4 highest way people die annually in Az is respiratory issues, around 3400.

A lot of older people move to Arizona because they have respiratory issues. So it would make sense that they would eventually die there.

[Crush]

Originally Posted by wheelhop

A lot of older people move to Arizona because they have respiratory issues. So it would make sense that they would eventually die there.

Actually it’s 4th in US too at 160k and the The top 3 in AZ account for around 30 k and are common in all states and countries.

[x33rs]

I'm not sure a number comparison is all that accurate when you take into account the amount of people living here compared to other states. A percentage might be more accurate?

Over 7 million people live in AZ and it's climbing, over 120,000 moved here in just the last year alone. I think close to 4 million just in Phoenix and is considered the 4th largest city in the country or something close to that.

[x33rs]

Originally Posted by Mr70

But for that very reason is why states like Az. should be careful.
What was seen as a quiet safe zone,can snowball into a sudden hot spot.
"The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths in Arizona continues to rise.As of April 17,there have been 169 COVID-19 deaths in Arizona,a jump of 19 from the previous day.To date, there have been 4,507 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arizona. Maricopa County,with 2,404 cases,has the greatest number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Arizona."
https://azbigmedia.com/business/covi...s-jump-to-169/

And yet we keep our golf courses open. I don't think our state is taking this too seriously.