Oregon New Covid Deaths per Week

Oregon had been doing pretty well in the deaths department until about four weeks ago. They were averaging about 27 deaths per week. Now they are at three times that level after only a month.
Deaths in the past four weeks: 210
Deaths in the previous four weeks: 112



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