Coverage dated November 22, 2021
Another grim milestone: Oregon passes 5,000 deaths from COVID-19 Headline from Gazette Times
The precise death toll stands at 5,017.
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Another grim milestone: Oregon passes 5,000 deaths from COVID-19 ↗ (opens Gazette Times) Published Nov 22, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet Gazette Times's feed description The precise death toll stands at 5,017.
KGW Portland
Watch Live: Oregon health and education leaders give COVID-19 update ↗ (opens KGW Portland) Published Nov 22, 2021
KGW Portland's feed description On Monday, the Oregon Health Authority reported that more than 5,000 Oregonians have died from COVID-19. The state's case rates have been trending downward recently.
KTVZ Bend
Oregon reports 103 more COVID-19 related deaths, 8 from C.O.; state's pandemic death toll tops 5,000 ↗ (opens KTVZ Bend) Published Nov 22, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet KTVZ Bend's feed description There are 103 new COVID-19 related deaths in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 5,017, the Oregon Health Authority reported Monday.
KEZI Eugene
Oregon’s COVID-19 death toll tops 5,000 ahead of Thanksgiving ↗ (opens KEZI Eugene) Published Nov 22, 2021
KEZI Eugene's feed description Allen said the more recent COVID-19 deaths are “especially painful” as nearly all of them could have been prevented by vaccinations.
KGW Portland
More than 5,000 Oregonians have died from COVID-19 ↗ (opens KGW Portland) Published Nov 22, 2021
Same headline from 1 more outlet KGW Portland's feed description Despite falling case rates, the Oregon Health Authority reported that the state crossed the 5,000 deaths mark over the weekend.
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