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Было подтверждено, что пандемия COVID-19 достигла американского штата Орегон 28 февраля 2020 года. В тот день губернатор Кейт Браун создала группу реагирования на коронавирус; 8 марта она объявила чрезвычайное положение; 23 марта она издала на территории штата ордер на содержание дома с обвинениями в проступках класса C для нарушителей.

В апреле Орегон присоединился к Вашингтону и Калифорнии в Пакте западных штатов , соглашении о координации возобновления экономической деятельности при одновременном сдерживании вспышки. К концу июня 2020 года губернатор Браун объявил, что с 1 июля в помещении потребуются маски для лица.

Экономические последствия COVID-19 в Орегоне включали потери на фондовом рынке крупных компаний, сокращение рейсов авиакомпаний, убытки для пищевой и развлекательной промышленности, а также закрытие библиотек и музеев.

В начале марта университеты и школы K-12 закрылись по всему штату и начали проводить онлайн-обучение. Профессиональные и студенческие спортивные команды отменили тренировки, игры и турниры.

К 14 мая 31 из 36 округов штата Орегон выполнили требования OHA для вступления в первую фазу трехэтапного процесса по возобновлению деятельности.

По состоянию на 8 февраля 2021 года в штате Орегон было введено 572400 доз вакцины против COVID-19, охватив примерно 9,8% населения 1 или 2 дозами. [2] [3]

Хронология [ править ]

28 февраля 2020 года Управление здравоохранения штата Орегон (OHA) сообщило о первом случае подозрения на коронавирус у жителя округа Вашингтон, который не выезжал в зараженную зону, что, вероятно, указывает на то, что вирус заразился внутри сообщества. [4] Поскольку он был идентифицирован как служащий начальной школы Форест-Хиллз в школьном округе Лейк-Освего в соседнем округе Клакамас , школа была закрыта на три дня для глубокой уборки. [4] [5] 3 марта Центр по контролю и профилактике заболеваний (CDC) подтвердил заболевание как коронавирус. [6]1 марта штат Орегон подтвердил свой второй случай, семейный контакт первого случая. [7] Сотрудник, позже опознанный как инженер-строитель школы, лечился Ремдесивиром и был выписан из больницы более чем через два месяца. [5]

7 марта представители здравоохранения выявили четыре новых предположительно положительных случая заболевания среди жителей округов Джексон, Кламат и Вашингтон. [8] 8 марта OHA добавило 7 новых предположительно положительных случаев к подсчету штата Орегон. [9] 10 марта OHA объявило о первом предположительно положительном случае в округе Малтнома, в результате чего общее количество случаев в Орегоне достигло пятнадцати в семи округах. [10] 11 марта OHA подтвердило четыре новых случая, по одному в округах Дешут, Марион, Полк и Уматилла. [11] Позже они объявили о первых двух предполагаемых положительных случаях в округе Линн. [12]

16 марта Providence Health Systems , Kaiser Permanente , Legacy Health и Орегонский университет здоровья и науки сформировали коалицию для создания региональной системы здравоохранения в штате, чтобы удовлетворить предполагаемую потребность в потенциале и координации для борьбы со вспышкой. [13]

На фоне вспышек коронавируса в домах престарелых, в том числе находящихся в ведении Avamere , компания пожертвовала 20000 долларов PAC, связанному с губернатором Орегона Кейт Браун. [14]

42-летний Владислав В. Дроздек был задержан 23 марта при попытке продать украденные больничные маски N95 в Бивертоне . Маски были переданы в дар местным больницам. [15]

Исследование, проведенное Управлением здравоохранения штата Орегон, показало, что у 1% субъектов развились антитела к COVID-19. Это в десять раз больше, чем при обычном тестировании. С 11 мая по 15 июня было взято 897 проб крови. Из них 9 содержали антитела. [16]

Случаи [ править ]

Вспышка произошла в доме для ветеранов Эдварда С. Олворта на 154 кровати в Ливане , графство Линн . К 16 марта вирус был подтвержден у 13 жителей (большинство из них старше 70 лет) и одного медицинского работника. Директор окружного здравоохранения, где проживает 151 житель и 225 рабочих, сказал: «Я не могу остановить это. Я не могу остановить вирус. Я не могу заставить появиться тестовые наборы», но был некоторый оптимизм в отношении того, что распространение будет медленным. Так как дом престарелых разделен на одиннадцать жилых единиц по 14 человек в каждой. В 2016 году средний возраст жителей составлял 85 лет, а средняя продолжительность пребывания - 50 дней. [17] [18] [19] [20] [21]

В Портленде, в отделении здравоохранения в Фостер-Крик (действующей как компания St. Jude Operating Company с Мелчором Балазом в качестве ее зарегистрированного агента, входящей в состав Benicia Senior Living ) к середине мая было зарегистрировано 119 случаев заболевания и 29 смертей. О первом случае в учреждении было сообщено 24 марта. 26 марта служащий сообщил OSHA штата Орегон об отсутствии средств индивидуальной защиты , хотя расследование Департамента социальных служб штата Орегон показало, что нарушение было «необоснованным». За неделю после подачи жалобы было зарегистрировано пять смертей. DHS и учреждение подписали письмо о намерениях об оказании помощи в укомплектовании персоналом и СИЗ, и оба подписали с American Medical Response.оценить и перевезти жителей. DHS провело трехдневную проверку, начавшуюся 12 апреля; К тому времени в учреждении погибло 10 человек. 15 апреля инспекция сообщила, что они «не приняли надлежащих мер ... для предотвращения распространения COVID-19», и что это «представляет непосредственный риск» для пациентов и персонала. DHS отменил новые допуски в учреждение, назначил временного консультанта по управлению и ежедневно осматривал учреждение. К 16 апреля было зарегистрировано 50 случаев заболевания и 14 смертей. 18 апреля Управление по чрезвычайным ситуациям штата Орегониздал приказ о частичной эвакуации. DHS провело второе значимое обследование учреждения, начавшееся 24 апреля, и 28 апреля CMS выпустило «уведомление о недобровольном прекращении работы», если учреждение не исправит условия работы к 17 мая. У DHS были сообщения о том, что сотрудники, инфицированные коронавирусом, были работают в учреждении, но не напрямую с пациентами. К 5 мая было 117 случаев заболевания и 28 смертей; В больницу отправлено 55 пациентов. Их жертвы составили более половины всех погибших от коронавируса в Портленде. Лицензия учреждения была приостановлена ​​в тот же день и вступила в силу немедленно, что означает, что объект был закрыт, а остальные 11 жителей были эвакуированы DHS. [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30][31]

Также в Портленде, деревня Лорелхерст, часть Авамеры , сообщила о 48 случаях заболевания с 4 смертельными случаями к 12 мая по сравнению с 38 случаями и 4 смертельными случаями к 14 апреля. Кластер был опубликован The Oregonian 3 апреля, поскольку DHS отказалось публиковать подсчеты до тех пор, пока середина апреля. 3 апреля The Oregonian удалось найти 14 жителей и 15 сотрудников, инфицированных COVID-19. 9 апреля в учреждении было открыто 47 коек для пациентов с коронавирусом, которые были выписаны из больницы в рамках контракта с Департаментом социальных служб штата Орегон . По крайней мере, одна жалоба была подана в OSHA 6 апреля. [22] [14] [23] [32]

К 30 апреля в компании Village Healthcare в Грешеме было 36 случаев заболевания и два случая смерти. В OSHA было подано несколько жалоб сотрудников. [23]

Еще одна крупная вспышка была в Salem «s Prestige Senior Living Orchard Heights помощь живой объект , имеющий по меньшей мере 41 случаев заболевания и три смерти от 12 мая первый случай был подтвержден 30 апреля [33]

В Salem Transitional Care, также входящей в Avamere, к 12 мая было 26 случаев заболевания и три случая смерти по сравнению с 5 случаями и одной смертью к 14 апреля. Учреждение имеет лицензию на 80 коек. [22] [14]

В начале июня 124 случая были связаны с компанией Pacific Seafood в Ньюпорте, штат Орегон . Округ Линкольн (где расположен Ньюпорт) стал первым округом в Орегоне, в котором 17 июня было введено обязательное ношение маски. [34]

В начале июня в пенитенциарной системе штата Орегон было 167 случаев, а в Townsend Farms в Фэрвью, штат Орегон, - 51 случай. [34]

Маяк церковь пятидесятников в округе Юнион «S Island Cityявляется местом крупнейшей вспышки болезни в штате. К 16 июня из 240 случаев в округе было зарегистрировано 236 случаев, связанных с церковью. Было отмечено, что церковь провела личные службы без социального дистанцирования и масок в апреле и вплоть до 24 мая, а также была проведена свадьба и выпускной, на каждой из которых присутствовало более 100 человек. О службе 24 мая было объявлено в Facebook: «В соответствии с указом президента Трампа, Lighthouse Church ... будет открыта. С воскресенья 24 2020 года мы будем проводить регулярные службы». Комиссары округа Юнион Донна Беверидж и Пол Андерес участвовали в «секретной встрече» руководителей семи округов, состоявшейся 11 июня, чтобы составить «боевые планы» по отмене ограничений на коронавирус, введенных губернатором.[35] [36] [37] [38] [39]

23 июня 2020 года 37 случаев заболевания в Хермистоне, штат Орегон, были обнаружены в пункте питания, управляемом Lamb Weston, который будет закрыт до дальнейшего уведомления. [40]

Группа из 15 вспышек произошла среди сотрудников перерабатывающего предприятия Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative в Юджине, расположенного в том же здании, что и выкупной центр BottleDrop, 8 октября 2020 г. [41]

Дневные происшествия [ править ]

Линии показывают тренд с использованием среднего значения за пять дней.

Government response[edit]

Coronavirus signage at Milwaukie's Spring Park

On February 28 2020, Governor Kate Brown created a coronavirus response team "tasked with coordinating state- and local-level preparations for an epidemic" of coronavirus in Oregon. "[C]omposed of directors or other representatives of 12 state agencies," the response team will "keep the governor posted on the coronavirus situation internationally and give her advice on how to protect the public."[386]

Brown issued an executive order on March 8 2020 declaring a state of emergency because of the COVID-19 situation in the state. The order has since been extended twice and currently runs through Nov. 3.[387]

Brown later ordered the cancellation of events for 250 or more people.[388]

The Oregon Medical Station is a 250-bed emergency hospital being built to treat patients of coronavirus disease 2019 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds in Salem.[389][390][391]

The Oregon National Guard in a group discussion with members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs on PPE

After growing calls from local officials, Governor Brown issued a statewide stay-at-home order on March 23 effective immediately with class C misdemeanor charges for violators.[392]

On March 15 2020, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission (OLCC) which enforces the Oregon Bottle Bill suspended the enforcement until June 1 2020, so grocers can focus on restocking, sanitation and social distancing management.[393][394] The exemption was originally given from March 15 to March 31 2020, however due to continuing social distancing and staffing concerns, it was extended until April 30 2020,[395] and again until June 1.[393] It was then updated so that enforcement begins two weeks after the county in which the retailer is located enters phase 1 reopening. The enforcement will suspend again if the county falls back to baseline phase.[396]

Signage at a gas pump in Portland showing temporary self-serve

Between March 28 and May 23 2020, Oregon temporarily lifted the prohibition on self-pump at gas stations to ensure fuel is available during staffing issues related to the pandemic.[397] Stations are allowed to let consumers pump their own gas through May 23 2020, after the end date was extended from May 9.[398]

On April 9 2020, Gov. Brown announced that Abbott ID NOW rapid testing machines were being sent to three rural hospitals: Curry General Hospital in Gold Beach, Pioneer Memorial Hospital in Heppner, and Lake District Hospital in Lakeview. Fifteen machines were sent to each state from HHS; the destinations of the other 12 machines were not given. Only 120 individual test kits were sent, delaying their widespread use.[399][400]

On April 13 2020, Gov. Brown, together with California governor Gavin Newsom and Washington governor Jay Inslee, announced the Western States Pact, an agreement to coordinate among the three states to restart economic activity while controlling the outbreak.[401]

On April 28 2020, City Government of Portland, Oregon announced it will be closing some streets to through traffic to encourage distancing;[402] however, the city has suspended the abatement of transient camps during the pandemic.[403] City spokesperson Heather Hafer stated " forcing them to move would pose a public health and safety risk." A business owner interviewed by KATU found this ironic.[403]

On May 2 2020, Governor Brown extended the stay-at-home order, originally set to expire on May 7, to July 6.[404] On May 14, Brown announced that 31 of Oregon's 36 counties had met OHA requirements to enter the first phase of a three-phase process to reopen businesses, beginning with bars, restaurants, and personal services such as hair salons.[405]

On May 18 2020, Baker County Circuit Judge Matthew B. Shirtcliff overturned Governor Brown's stay-at-home order, ruling that Oregon law limited executive orders for public health emergencies to 28 days.[406] Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum appealed the ruling the Oregon Supreme Court, which granted a stay of Shirtcliff's order until the Court could rule.[406]

On June 29 2020, Governor Brown announced that face masks would be required indoors, effective July 1.[407]

As of July 2020, the Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division adopted a timeline that targets the establishment of binding COVID-19 safety regulations for September 1.[408]

As of July 22 2020, a test site locator has been published on the website of the Oregon Health Authority to help Oregonians find testing sites conveniently.[409]

On November 14 2020, Governor Brown announced a 14-day statewide "freeze" until December 2, which will limit restaurants and bars to take-out only and close gyms, indoor and outdoor recreational facilities during that period. The governor also mandates that social gatherings be limited to six people.[410]

On Nov. 25 2020, Governor Brown announced a four-tier "risk level" system will start on Dec. 3, the day the two-week "freeze" was set to end. Most counties start out in top category: Extreme. [411]

Economic impact[edit]

Empty latex glove shelves at a Rite Aid in downtown Portland

Oregon's largest employers, Columbia Sportswear, Intel, and Nike, lost market value because of stock declines.[412]

Delta Airlines reduced flights between Portland and Japan. United Airlines cut 4 of 20 flights from Portland as well as one from Eugene. Sun Country Airlines reduced flights between Portland and Honolulu, Las Vegas, and San Francisco.[412]

Portland's restaurant and event industries experienced slowdowns.[413][414] According to the Multnomah County Health Department, "some Asian-American-owned businesses in the Jade District around Southeast 82nd Avenue had reported a drop in business 'because of the myths surrounding COVID-19.'"[415][416] At least two conventions have been cancelled.[412] Oregon businesswoman Erika Polmar led local and national efforts to lobby local, state, and federal governments for relief for small food-related businesses in the Northwest and the US.[417][418][419] She was a founding member and leadership team member of the Independent Restaurant Coalition.[417][420][421]

An empty downtown Portland in March 2020

Multnomah County Library closed all library branches. The Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and Portland Art Museum also closed, and City Club of Portland began hosting activities online.[422] The Hollywood Theatre is closed until April 8,[423] and the Tillamook Creamery has been closed temporarily.[424]

Cannabis dispensaries were given permission to convert to curbside pickup operations by the OLCC . Medical cannabis patients were allowed to purchase up to 24 ounces per day, limited to 32 ounces per month. Cannabis sales increased during the first half of March; sales were 25–30 percent higher than for the same period of time in 2019.[425] The American Herbal Products Association's Hemp-CBD Congress, scheduled to be held in Portland in April, was cancelled.[426]

School closures[edit]

Oregon State University, Portland State University, the University of Oregon, and University of Portland all moved to online classes.[427][428][429] Reed College, Lewis & Clark College, Linfield College, and Willamette University did as well.[430][431]

On March 12, Governor Brown ordered all K–12 schools closed statewide from March 16 to March 31, 2020.[432] Just five days later, Brown extended the closure through April 28.[433]

KinderCare, a nationwide preschool provider based in Portland, closed approximately 1100 of their 1500 centers, leaving the centers that have large proportions of first responders and healthcare workers.[434]

On March 20, a worker at a Hillsboro Touchstone preschool, part of the Spring Education Group of for-profit private schools, tested positive for COVID-19. The preschool was closed for a deep cleaning and planned to remain closed for 14 days.[435]

Event cancellations[edit]

Pac-12 and Oregon State University Athletics banned participants from events, in effect March 14.[436] Vortex 2020 was postponed.[437]

Impact on sports[edit]

Notice posted at Providence Park indicating the stadium's closure to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus

On March 12, the National Basketball Association announced the season would be suspended for 30 days, affecting the Portland Trail Blazers.[438] During the same day, Major League Soccer announced the league would be suspended for at least 30 days, affecting the Portland Timbers.[439] On March 19, MLS extended the suspension until at least May 19, 2020.[440] On March 12, Portland Thorns FC announced that their pre-season tournament, scheduled to begin March 29, was cancelled, and on April 4 the National Women's Soccer League cancelled training and games for all teams through May 5.[441]

In college sports, the National Collegiate Athletic Association cancelled all winter and spring tournaments, most notably the Division I men's and women's basketball tournaments, affecting colleges and universities statewide.[442] On March 16, the National Junior College Athletic Association also canceled the remainder of the winter seasons as well as the spring seasons.[443]

Statistics[edit]

See also[edit]

  • Timeline of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States
  • COVID-19 pandemic in Portland, Oregon – for impact on Oregon's largest city
  • COVID-19 pandemic in the United States – for impact on the country

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  219. ^ "Oregon reports 269 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 4 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. August 30, 2020.
  220. ^ "Oregon reports 162 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 1 new death". Oregon Health Authority. August 31, 2020.
  221. ^ "Oregon reports 243 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 6 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. September 1, 2020.
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  231. ^ "Oregon reports 215 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. September 11, 2020.
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  236. ^ "Oregon reports 195 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 2 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. September 16, 2020.
  237. ^ "Oregon reports 215 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 0 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. September 17, 2020.
  238. ^ "Oregon reports 295 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, 0 new deaths". Oregon Health Authority. September 18, 2020.
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  254. ^ "Oregon Health Authority : Oregon reports 288 new confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases, no new deaths : External Relations Division : State of Oregon". www.oregon.gov.
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External links[edit]

  • Coronavirus information from the Oregon Health Authority