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MEDFORD, Ore. – More than a dozen Oregon counties may soon go into extreme risk, as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations rise. Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said she’s hoping to reopen the state by the end of June, but due to the 4th wave of COVID-19, that may not happen. The state is now considering tightening restrictions and putting many Southern Oregon counties in the extreme category, including Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath.
“We are caring for more patients with COVID in our ICUs who are sicker, younger, and without underlying medical conditions,” said Dr. Renee Edwards, OSHU.
The state said Oregon now has the 2nd fastest growth of infection spread in recent weeks. She’s hoping to reopen the state’s economy. But with the state moving backward she’s considering tightening restrictions.
WHITE CITY, Ore. – The Jackson Co. Sheriff’s Office is looking for a man in connection with several explosions in White City Wednesday night. Police said two men were severely burned, at what they believe was an illegal cannabis extraction operation. Many questions are still unanswered. The cause of the explosions is unknown. After a late-night, multiple agencies were back on the scene Thursday trying to piece together the puzzle.
Thirteen units from two different agencies rushed toward White City, as more people reported explosions around 8:15 pm Wednesday night. Fire District 3 Battalion Chief Jeff Bancroft was one of nearly 24 firefighters containing the tall flames.
MEDFORD, Ore. – COVID-19 cases skyrocketing in Jackson Co. reporting 93 new cases Wednesday. That’s the most it’s seen in nearly 3-months.
Jackson Co. Public Health said the increase in cases is alarming. The vast majority of cases are from people who aren’t vaccinated and patients are having more extreme symptoms.
Jackson Co. Public County Health Director Dr. Jim Shames said the county has seen an increase in school-related cases. But he believes the increase is also coming because people are letting their guard down.
“The disease has become more aggressive, it is more infectious, perhaps even more serious than it was,” said Dr. Shames.
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