As of Wednesday there has been no confirmed case of the coronavirus (dubbed “Dikos Ntsaaígíí-19” in Diné Bizaad) on Navajo, but area health facilities and officials are working toward being as prepared as possible.
Read More
“According to Navajos, (Doo Yit’įįnii Naałniih Ch’osh) is an intelligent being,” Falun Gong Practitioner Larrison Manygoats, a traditional Diné from Coalmine Canyon, Arizona, said in an interview with the Navajo Times. “It’s a living being that embeds into your lungs. The (traditional) story–– people have to self-quarantine themselves in order to survive the pandemic.”
Read More
The COVID-19 virus, commonly referred to as coronavirus, is being monitored very closely by the Navajo Area Indian Health Service and Navajo Nation Department of Health.
Read More
A team to closely monitor the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has been established.
Read More
Roselyn Tso, Indian Health Services Navajo Area Director, told Council Delegates they are making a “robust effort” to educate their staff on the Novel Coronavirus, but there is still much to learn.
Read More
Fair
Highway 264,
I-40, WB @ Winslow