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The State of Oregon announced on Friday that 6 more people have actually died from COVID-19
The State of Oregon announced 6 more COVID-19 deaths and 49 new positive cases on Friday.
The extra 6 deaths bring Oregon’s death toll to 70 people. A total of 1,785 individuals have evaluated positive for COVID-19 in the state.
OHA launched details on the latest deaths:
- Oregon’s 65 th COVID-19 death was an 88- year-old woman in Clackamas County, who checked favorable on April 15 and passed away April 16 at Adventist Medical Center. She had hidden medical conditions.
- Oregon’s 66 th COVID-19 death was a 95- year-old guy in Linn County, who evaluated favorable on April 2 and passed away April 14 at his home. He had hidden medical conditions.
- Oregon’s 67 th COVID-19 death was an 86- year-old guy in Linn County, who tested favorable on April 6 and died April 15 at his home. He had hidden medical conditions.
- Oregon’s 68 th COVID-19 death was a 65- year-old lady in Marion County, who evaluated favorable on March 26 and passed away April 6 at Salem Health center. She had hidden medical conditions.
- Oregon’s 69 th COVID-19 death was a 91- year-old lady in Marion County, who checked positive on April 12 and died April 16 at her residence. She had hidden medical conditions.
- Oregon’s 70 th COVID-19 death was a 76- year-old woman in Multnomah County, who tested favorable on April 7 and passed away April 11 at Adventist Medical Center. She had hidden medical conditions.
The state has actually completed a total of 36,321 tests and 34,556 people have actually checked unfavorable. Currently, there are 18 tests pending outcomes.
COVID-like sees to the emergency room in Oregon are decreasing and still make up just a little part of total emergency clinic check outs.
State of Oregon
The bulk of individuals who have contracted the illness in Oregon have actually not been hospitalized.
A look at Oregon’s curve shows a reducing amount of people with the infection suggesting that Oregon’s stay home order is having the desired effect.
State of Oregon
The stay at home order is still in impact and the CDC is still asking that people use cloth masks while out in public if they require to gain access to necessary services like supermarket.
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