Mohawk Nation News 'Living in the Belly of the Beast'

LIVING IN THE BELLY OF THE BEAST
Posted on March 14, 2020

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MNN. Mar. 20, 2020. Canada is a resource extraction company. What happens when the thief gets caught? They always try to escape and cover all traces of their crimes.


TRUTH IS UNCOMPROMISING. NATURE IS TRUE & REAL. WE REMAIN VIGILANT. WE WILL NOT BACK DOWN.

Corporate Canada’s Achilles heel has been exposed. They need an elaborate infra structure, an extensive railway, road system, health care, entertainment, etc. We just need nature.

Che Guevara said, “I envy you North American Indians. You’re living in the belly of the beast. Your greatest fight is yet to come”.

Navajo Nation reports 14 coronavirus cases and urge Dineh to stay home

Nez-Lizer and health care experts urge public to stay home as total number of positive COVID-19 test results reaches 14

Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer
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Update on Sunday: Navajo Nation has 26 cases of coronavirus

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – On Thursday evening, Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer were informed by the Navajo Department of Health and Navajo Area IHS that the total number of positive cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus for members of the Navajo Nation has reached 14.

The majority of the 14 cases involve individuals who initially reported their symptoms to the Kayenta IHS Service Unit, and others who either reported to or were transported to or were treated at Chinle Health Care Facility, and Northern Navajo Medical Center. Health and emergency officials are taking every precaution to screen and isolate their family members and others. The Navajo Health Command Operations Center and Navajo Area IHS are in the process of determining if and how the cases relate.

Third member of Navajo Nation tests positive for coronavirus, public health emergency order issued

Cherokee Nation man died of coronavirus on Wednesday night in Tulsa

Third member of the Navajo Nation tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus, Public Health Emergency Order issued

Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer
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Update: On March 21, the Navajo Nation issued a Stay at Home Order, after 14 cases tested positive on the Navajo Nation.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer were informed on Wednesday evening by the Navajo Department of Health that a third member of the Navajo Nation tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus. The third individual is a 62-year-old male from the same region as the first two confirmed cases within the Kayenta IHS Service Area.

The third individual reported his symptoms to the Kayenta Health Center and was transported to a hospital in Phoenix where he remains as of Wednesday. Health and emergency officials are taking the proper precautions to screen and isolate the person’s family members. Officials are in the process of determining the extent of the relation of the cases.

Second member of the Navajo Nation tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus

Second member of the Navajo Nation tests positive for COVID-19 coronavirus

Navajo Nation press statement

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Update on Thursday: The third member of Navajo Nation tests positive for coronavirus
Update: On March 21, the Navajo Nation issued a Stay at Home Order, after 14 cases tested positive on the Navajo Nation.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez and Vice President Myron Lizer were informed by the Navajo Department of Health on late Tuesday afternoon of a second member of the Navajo Nation who tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus. The second individual is a middle-age male from the same region as the first person who tested positive within the Kayenta IHS Service Area.

The second individual also had recent travel history and reported their symptoms to the Kayenta Health Center and was taken to a hospital off the Nation for testing. Health and emergency officials are taking the proper precautions to screen and isolate the person’s family members. Officials are in the process of determining the extent of the relation of the two cases.