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(EDITOR’S NOTE: This information is current as of approximately 4:15 p.m. MDT Monday, May 4, 2020.)
Daily statistics
New Mexico: May 4: 4,031 positive test results, 156 deaths, 842 recoveries; May 1: 3,513 cases, 131 deaths, 785 recoveries. Doña Ana County: May 4: 170 cases, May 1: 147 cases.
Texas: May 4: 32,332 cases, 884 deaths, 15,544 recoveries; May 1: 29,229 cases, 816 deaths, 14,122 recoveries. El Paso County: May 4: 998 cases, 22 deaths; May 1: 924 cases, 21 deaths.
Mexico: May 4: 23,471 cases, 2,154 deaths; May 1: 19,224 cases, 1,859 deaths. State of Chihuahua: May 4: 600 cases, 98 deaths; May 1: 521 cases, 92 deaths. Cuidad Juarez (in Chihuahua): May 4: 400 cases, 80 deaths; May 1: 357 cases, 75 deaths. (Note: coronavirus data is harder to track accurately in Mexico.)
United States: May 4: 1,198,970 cases, 69,077 deaths, 157,734 recoveries; May 1: 1,062,446 cases, 62,406 deaths.
Worldwide: May 4: 3,529,408 cases (454 per million), 248,025 deaths, 1,133,538 recoveries; May 1: 3,303,296 cases (425 per million), 235,290 deaths, 1,039,588 recoveries.
Regional statistics
New Mexico (as of May 4)
81,720 tested; May 1: 71,118
4,031 positive (4.93 percent); May 1: 3,513 positive (4.94 percent)
181 currently hospitalized: May 1: 159
842 recoveries: May 1: 785
156 deaths: May 1: 131
Doña Ana County: 170 cases (5,931 tested, 2.865 percent positive) May 1: 147 cases (4,600 tests, 3.2 percent positive); two deaths
Texas (as of May 4)
390,560 tested; May 1: 351,775 tested
32,332 positive (8.278 percent); May 1: 29,229 positive (8.3 percent)
1,533 currently hospitalized; May 1: 1,778
15,544 recoveries; May 1: 14,122
884 deaths; May 1: 816
El Paso County: 998 cases, 22 deaths, 474 recoveries, 31 currently hospitalized
Governor extends Gallup lockdown
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has extended the state’s Riot Control Act until noon on Thursday, May 7, authorizing her to enact further temporary restrictions to mitigate the uninhibited spread of COVID-19 in Gallup, according to a news release from the governor’s office. The extension came at the request of Gallup Mayor Louis Bonaguidi. The order was first enacted May 1.
