A request for a small gathering by the OHA director; One more death increases the number to 820; Deschutes County has 38 new cases, Crook County 6, Jefferson County 8
Portland, Ore. (KTVZ) – On the fourth day, the Oregon Health Authority broke the record of 1,517 new confirmed and considered cases of Covid-19 in Reg.
Which brings the state to a total of 65,170 cases and 944,444 negative test results.
OVN-219 also claimed one more life in Oregon, bringing the state’s death toll to 2,060, the OHA reported Sunday morning at 1:01 p.m.
Sunday’s case count was eight higher than the 1,509 reported on Saturday, followed by 1,225 daily cases reported on Thursday and 1,306 new cases on Friday.
“Oregon is at the forefront of a growing coronavirus case,” Patrick Allen, director of the OHA, said Sunday. “But we can’t deal with this virus. Because it is up to us to slow the spread. Your choices make a difference.
“Local health officials in every part of the state investigated the outbreak, which started with seemingly innocent get-away gutters at the time, but many fell ill, and in some cases, were hospitalized and died.
“This Thanksgiving, cancel any plans you have to celebrate indoors with large groups of family and friends. The safest, wisest and most caring way to keep your loved ones safe is to keep your Thanksgiving dinner small and not confined to any other home than your own. Have time to remember the holidays, not time to regret. ”
The newly confirmed and estimated COVID-19 cases reported on Sunday are in the following counties: Benton (7), Clockmas (207), Clatop (7), Columbia (8), Koos (9), Crook (6), Deschutes (38). ), Douglas (12), Grant (15), Hood River (6), Jackson (55), Jefferson (8), Josephine (14), Klamath (53), Lake (6), Lane (64), Lincoln ( 1), Lynn (27), Malhaur (16), Marion (183), Morrow (7), Multnomah (516), Polk (26), Umatila (47), Union (5), Vasco (11), Washington ( 128), and Yamhill (35).
Reg Reagan’s 820th Covid-19 death is a 65-year-old man in Multnomah County who tested positive on Nov. 15 and died Nov. 15. The presence of the place of death and underlying conditions are being confirmed.
| County | Case (1) | Total death (2) | Negative tests (3) |
| Baker | Is 257 | 3 | Held at 2,762 |
| Benton | Is 709 | 7 | Held at 21,746 |
| Clockmas | Held at 5,353 | 76 | Held at 90,277 |
| Clatop | 333 | 0 | Held at 7,985 |
| Colombia | 422 | 3 | Held at 10,104 |
| Koos | 383 | . | Held at 10,731 |
| Crook | 190 | 6 | Held at 3,893 |
| Curry | 105 | 2 | Held at 2,706 |
| Dishes | Held at 1,911 | 14 | Held at 46,678 |
| Douglas | 804 | 15 | Held at 18,130 |
| Gilliam | 21 | 0 | 430 |
| Grants | 122 | . | Held at 1,372 |
| Harney | 86 | . | Held at 1,127 |
| Hood River | 361 | . | Held at 6,681 |
| Jackson | Held at 3,356 | 23 | Held at 49,176 |
| Jefferson | Is 765 | 11 | Held at 6,563 |
| Josephine | 431 | 4 | Is 17,204 |
| Klamath | Held at 685 | 4 | Is 13,392 |
| Lake | 98 | 0 | Held at 1,212 |
| Lane | Held at 3,820 | 37 | Held at 93,714 |
| Lincoln | Held at 563 | 13 | Held at 11,599 |
| Lynn | 1260 | 18 | Held at 24,230 |
| Malhaur | Held at 2,308 | 39 | Held at 7,235 |
| Marion | Held at 8,321 | Is 127 | Held at 72,521 |
| Tomorrow | 619 | 7 | Held at 2,405 |
| Multnomah | Held at 14,988 | 210 | Held at 209,670 |
| Polk | Held at 1,051 | 15 | Held at 14,771 |
| Sherman | 23 | 0 | Is 445 |
| Tealmook | 111 | 0 | Held at 4,150 |
| Umatila | Held at 4,099 | 48 | Held at 17,647 |
| Union | Held at 691 | 2 | Held at 6,007 |
| Valova | 70 | 2 | Held at 1,435 |
| Vasco | 472 | 18 | Held at 6,853 |
| And Washington Washington | Held at 8,815 | 96 | Held at 133,636 |
| Wheeler | 2 | 0 | 210 |
| Yamhil | Held at 1,565 | 16 | Held at 25,747 |
| Total | Held at 65,170 | 820 | Held at 944,444 |
1 – This includes cases confirmed by diagnostic testing and inferred cases. Considered cases are those without a positive diagnostic test, which present symptoms similar to COVID-19 and have contact with a confirmed case. The residence status for the case may change as new information becomes available. If a change occurs, we will update our calculations accordingly.
2 – For additional details about individuals who died from COVID-19 in Oregon, please refer to our press release.
3 – This includes cases that test negative and are not epi-linked to a confirmed case.
Be aware of COVID-19:
Reg Reagan Response: Reg Reagan leads the state response to health authority.
United States Response: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention lead the U.S. response.
Global Response: The World Health Organization guides the global response.
