New Mexico COVID-19 update: 4 deaths, 174 hospitalizations, 3,132 cases

By KOB

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The New Mexico Department of Health reported four additional COVID-19-related deaths and 3,132 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday. Due to the holiday, the report includes data from Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.

There are currently 174 individuals hospitalized in New Mexico with COVID-19.

The NMDOH has modified its daily reporting of COVID-19 data. Their data dashboard no longer includes a daily breakdown of new cases and deaths in each county.

Hospitalizations

  • 174 current hospitalizations The number of hospital beds currently occupied by individuals with COVID-19.
  • 19 ventilated The number of hospitalized individuals with COVID-19 who are using machines to help them breathe. This includes people in the ER who have been put on a breathing machine while waiting for a hospital bed.

Deaths

  • 4 new deaths The total number of people who have died of COVID-19 that the state learned about yesterday. Results reported following a weekend or holiday include all new cases since the last update.
  • 7,950 cumulative The total number of people who have died with COVID-19 in New Mexico since the beginning of the pandemic.

Cases

  • 3,132 new cases The total number of people with COVID-19 that the state learned about yesterday. Results reported following a weekend or holiday include all new cases since the last update.
  • 567,816 cumulative This case count includes all COVID-19 cases reported to the state from the start of the pandemic through the latest update.

Tests

  • 2,454 new tests (The NMDOH says this is the number of tests completed on July 4) The number of COVID-19 tests from a laboratory or medical facility that confirms current COVID-19 infection. Home-based test results are not included.

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