With high vaccination rate and masks, the Navajo Nation confronts delta COVID wave

Widespread vaccinations and strict public health measures put the nation in a better place than neighboring states, officials say.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Visitors entering Montezuma Creek Community Health Center are screened for possible COVID-19 symptoms with a temperature check, June 24, 2020. The Montezuma Creek clinic is one of five other Utah Navajo Health System clinics in San Juan County.

With high vaccination rate and masks, the Navajo Nation confronts delta COVID wave

Widespread vaccinations and strict public health measures put the nation in a better place than neighboring states, officials say.

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