Update: March 11, 2:00p.m.
State health officials say one of the new cases is a man in his 90s who is hospitalized and in stable condition.
Pinal County officials say the two other new cases are people over 60 years old, and who live in a household that includes three previously reported patients, including a health care worker who works in Maricopa County.
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State officials on Wednesday reported three more diagnosed cases of the coronavirus in Arizona, raising the total to nine.
The state Department of Health Services did not immediately release any details about the three additional so-called presumptive positive cases.
However, a chart on the agency's virus website indicates the three cases are among eight believed to be resulted from person-to-person contact.
One case is listed as travel-related. Presumptive positive cases have been tested positive by an Arizona lab and are subject to confirmation by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
