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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
February 9, 2022
Covid case demographics update
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2020
Buick
Encore -
7,377
miles -
2015
GMC
Yukon -
51,125
miles -
$35,995
$47,995
#102095
#79633A
2019
GMC
Acadia -
75,426
miles -
2018
GMC
Acadia -
35,363
miles -
$31,995
$39,995
#24309A
#47367A
2017
Chevrolet
Colorado
- 86,364
miles -
2019
Buick
Encore -
42,878
miles -
$25,995
#29924B
The most recent case demographics for the tribal community, as of
February 2, 2022: Above is a week-by-week graph of cases since
tracking began. As seen at the far right of this graph, the post-holiday
surge has since begun to recede.
At left, active cases by age as of
February 2; and above, active cases
among youth, by age, on February 2.
State overall reports drop in covid cases
$29,995
#16866A
2015
GMC
Terrain -
93,995
miles -
2014
Ford
Fusion -
118,473
miles -
$19,995
$13,995
#30585A
#75693B
2014
Hyundai
Elantra -
116,587
miles -
2014
Nissan
Altima -
42,411
miles -
$17,995
#24986A
$11,995
#C0143
2013 Kia
Optima -
109,395
miles -
$12,995
#75693W
2011
Chevrolet
Silverado
- 120,000
miles -
$36,995
#22752A
For Oregon as a whole, the
state Health Authority this
month reported a marked de-
cline in weekly Covid-19
cases.
At the same time, though,
hospitalizations and deaths
were slightly higher. This was
the trend into the beginning
of this month.
During a recent seven-
day period, the Health Au-
thority reported 43,606
new cases of covid in Or-
egon.
This was a 22 percent de-
cline from the previous
seven-day tracking period.
This was also the lowest
weekly total in a month.
At the same time, there
were 739 new covid-related
hospitalizations, a 13.9 per-
cent increase over the pre-
vious week. Covid-related
deaths more than doubled to
147 for the week.