New Mexico
New Mexico COVID-19 update: 12 deaths, 85 hospitalizations, 611 cases
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – The New Mexico Division of Well being reported 12 further COVID-19-related deaths and 611 new COVID-19 instances Wednesday.
There are at present 85 people hospitalized in New Mexico with COVID-19.
The NMDOH has modified its every day reporting of COVID-19 knowledge. Their knowledge dashboard now not features a every day breakdown of latest instances and deaths in every county.
Hospitalizations
- 85 present hospitalizations The variety of hospital beds at present occupied by people with COVID-19
- 15 ventilated The variety of hospitalized people with COVID-19 who’re utilizing machines to assist them breathe. This contains folks within the ER who’ve been placed on a respiratory machine whereas ready for a hospital mattress.
Deaths
- 12 new deaths The entire quantity of people that have died of COVID-19 that the state realized about yesterday.
- 7,650 cumulative The entire quantity of people that have died with COVID-19 in New Mexico for the reason that starting of the pandemic.
Circumstances
- 611 new instances The entire variety of folks with COVID-19 that the state realized about yesterday. Outcomes reported following a weekend or vacation embody all new instances for the reason that final replace.
- 528,146 cumulative This case rely contains all COVID-19 instances reported to the state from the beginning of the pandemic by means of the newest replace.
Assessments
- 11,370 new exams The variety of COVID-19 exams from a laboratory or medical facility that confirms present COVID-19 an infection. All take a look at outcomes obtained by the state yesterday are counted. Residence-based take a look at outcomes usually are not included.
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New Mexico
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New Mexico
Toxic fumes sicken 20 workers at New Mexico cheese plant
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) — Investigators are trying to determine what caused a mechanical failure that resulted in 20 workers inhaling toxic fumes at a cheese manufacturing plant in eastern New Mexico.
The Curry County Sheriff’s Office reported that more than a dozen workers were transported to area hospitals by ambulances and private vehicles Monday morning after acid mixed with chlorine to create the fumes. Two of the workers were listed in critical condition.
Crews responded after a strong smell was reported at the Southwest Cheese plant. A hazardous materials crew with the Clovis Fire Department helped to clear the scene and production resumed later that morning.
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Southwest Cheese said in a statement issued Monday that early investigation indicated the cause of the incident was a chemical overflow that occurred due to a mechanical failure in one room at the plant and that the vapors affected employees who were working close by.
The company said the affected area was quickly closed off per its incident response plan.
Southwest Cheese has been operating since 2005. It processes billions of pounds of milk every year, producing more than 588 million pounds (266,712 metric tons) of block cheese and more than 36 million pounds (16,329 metric tons) of whey protein powders.
New Mexico
Yesway opens five new Allsup's stores in Texas and New Mexico
US-based convenience store chain Yesway has launched five new Allsup’s sites across Texas and New Mexico.
Yesway acquired Allsup’s Convenience Stores in November 2019.
In Texas, the new Allsup’s stores are located at 2450 Southeast Access Road, Mount Vernon; 9704 Highway 87, Lubbock; and 100 East US Highway 67, Keene.
Meanwhile, New Mexico will get new stores at 8951 Mountain Vista Parkway, Las Cruces, as well as 3075 W Main Street, Farmington.
These new stores are large-format, each covering 6,277ft2 and operating 24 hours a day.
They offer a wide range of products, including Allsup’s “World Famous” burritos, private-label snacks, and fresh essentials such as Allsup’s bread, milk, and eggs.
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Additionally, most of these locations offer a variety of services such as a beer cave, Western Union services, ATMs, and facilities for cryptocurrency and digital currency transactions.
Yesway chief real estate officer Thomas Brown said: “We could not have achieved this swift pace of growth in 2024 without the relentless efforts and exceptional dedication of our talented teams. I extend our heartfelt thanks to every one of them.”
Including these new openings, Yesway now operates a total of 440 stores across nine states, namely Texas, New Mexico, South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, under the Yesway and Allsup’s brands.
In 2023, Yesway, secured $190m in equity for its expansion programme, with the capital used to build 28 stores that year. The company built 17 stores in 2022.
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