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Oregon Coronavirus Case Count: 1,420 New Cases, 14 More Deaths
The continuing influx of new patients presents an ongoing strain on the state's hospitals.
PORTLAND, OR — As parents storm school board meetings and law enforcement officers sue to reverse mask and vaccine mandates, the number of new coronavirus cases across the state remains high.
On Wednesday there were around 1,100 new cases and on Thursday the number had claimed to 1,420.
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Meanwhile, there were 14 more deaths reported, bringing Oregon's total to 4,372 since the pandemic began.
Hospitals are continuing to feel the strain.
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There are fewer than 10 percent of adult beds available in hospitals.
Here's the county by county breakdown of Thursday's new cases:
- Baker (4),
- Benton (24),
- Clackamas (112),
- Clatsop (6),
- Columbia (23),
- Coos (20),
- Crook (18),
- Curry (1),
- Deschutes (109),
- Douglas (30),
- Harney (10),
- Hood River (6),
- Jackson (82),
- Jefferson (21),
- Josephine (33),
- Klamath (37),
- Lake (3),
- Lane (99),
- Lincoln (13),
- Linn (82),
- Malheur (25),
- Marion (178),
- Morrow (1),
- Multnomah (213),
- Polk (26),
- Sherman (4),
- Tillamook (10),
- Umatilla (29),
- Union (7),
- Wallowa (2),
- Wasco (14),
- Washington (140) ,and
- Yamhill (38).
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