The table shows the data from COVID-19 in the municipalities of Maranhão where they affect Indigenous Lands (until May 31, 2020). In it we present the numbers made available by the municipal health departments, either on the websites of city halls and / or official social networks. As we can see, many of these municipalities do not discriminate between the cases of COVID-19 among indigenous peoples and, when they do, they do not always bring data for the specificity of the peoples, as is the case of the municipalities of Arame, Montes Altos and Sítio Novo, which refer to the indigenous people from the categories "Indigenous Area" and "Village".

The lack of recognition of the ethnic plurality existing in Maranhão territory by the state / municipal government is further reinforced when reading the records of indigenous cases in the municipality of Amarante do Maranhão. In the bulletin of this municipality, the term "indigenous land" appears, disregarding, as in other municipalities, the people (s) that live there. In TI Governador, two peoples live: the Gavião / Pykopyê and the Krenyê. The recording of COVID-19 data among indigenous people in these terms disregards the diversity of indigenous peoples in Maranhão, with the notion of a generic "Indian" prevailing.