Deschutes County reports the 13th COVID-19 death.First in almost 2 months

A 69-year-old woman with an underlying illness died in St. Charles Bend on Monday

Portland, Oregon (KTVZ)-COVID-19 killed two more in Oregon-one of them was the 13th death in Deschutes County-increased the state’s death to 583, to 305 Reported a new case.

The 583rd COVID-19 death in Oregon was a 69-year-old woman in Deschutes County who tested positive on August 26 and died in St. Charles Bend on October 5. She had a fundamental condition.

This is the first COVID-19-related death in nearly two months in Deschutes County. OHA reported on September 9 that a 96-year-old woman in Deschutes County was positive on July 14 and died at home on August 10. She also had a fundamental condition.

The 582nd COVID-19 death in Oregon was an 86-year-old man in Washington County who tested positive on September 24 and died at home on October 5. He had a fundamental condition.

OHA reported 305 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 at 12:01 am on Wednesday, with 35,634 cases across the state and 682,934 negative test results.

New cases reported Wednesday are the counties of Baker (3), Benton (4), Craccamus (22), Colombia (7), Couse (6), Crook (1), Deshuts (11) and Douglas (3). It is in. , Jackson (21), Jefferson (1), Josephine (6), Klamath (2), Lake (1), Lane (53), Lincoln (1), Lynn (31), Malfour (5), Marion (25) , Morrow (1), Multnomah (43), Polk (3), Tillamook (5), Umatilla (13), Wallowa (2), Wasco (4), Washington (26), Yamhill (5).

Crook County currently has 65 COVID-19 cases, 1 death and 2,724 negative test results. In Deschutes County, there were 938 cases, 13 deaths and 32,379 negative test results. In Jefferson County, there were 568 cases, 8 deaths, and 5,083 negative test results.

The St. Charles Health System reported four COVID-19 patients as of Wednesday at 8:30 am, one of whom was in the ICU but not on a ventilator.

20 New Season Foods Company occurred

New Season Foods, Washington County has reported 20 outbreaks of COVID-19. The number of cases includes everyone involved in the outbreak. This may include close relationships with household members and other employees.

The outbreak study began on September 23, but the initial number of cases fell below the public threshold. State and county public health authorities work with businesses to address outbreaks and protect the health of workers.

20 outbreaks of COVID-19 at Oregon State Hospital

Twenty cases of COVID-19 have been reported at Oregon State Hospital in Marion County. The number of cases includes everyone involved in the outbreak. This may include close relationships with household members and other employees.

The outbreak study began on July 13, but the initial number of cases fell below the public threshold. State and county public health authorities work with Oregon State Hospital to address outbreaks and protect workers’ health.

21 COVID-19 Occurrences at Workplace

Twenty-one cases of COVID-19 have been reported at McDonald’s (245 Barnett Rd, Medford) in Jackson County. The number of cases includes everyone involved in the outbreak. This may include close relationships with household members and other employees.

The outbreak study began on September 6, but the initial number of cases fell below the public threshold. State and county public health authorities work with businesses to address outbreaks and protect the health of workers.

Outbreak of COVID-19 in 41 correctional facilities

41 cases of COVID-19 have been reported at a correctional facility in Oregon, Marion County. The number of cases includes everyone involved in the outbreak. This may include close relationships with household members and other employees.

The outbreak study began on September 28, but the initial number of cases fell below the public threshold. State and county public health authorities work with correctional facilities to address outbreaks and protect the health of workers.

OHA Weekly Report shows a slight increase in new daily cases

OHA Weekly ReportAnnounced today shows that 2,055 new cases of COVID-19 infection were reported during the week from Monday, September 28th to Sunday, October 4th. This is an increase of 3% from 1,999 last week.

The number of newly tested Oregons decreased by 7% to 22,548, while the percentage of positive tests increased slightly to 6.3%. Twenty-five Oregons were reported dead in connection with COVID-19 – up from 18 last week.

119 Oregons were hospitalized. It decreased from 143 people last week.

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