Oregon instances rose 7.1 percent, while Marion County's COVID cases increased by 40.8 percent.

Oregon had a 10.876 percent rise in new coronavirus cases in the week that ended on Sunday. The virus that causes COVID-19 has 10,153 new cases during the preceding week.

According to a USA TODAY Network examination of Johns Hopkins University statistics, Oregon placed seventh among the states where the coronavirus was dispersing the quickest per person. With 721,538 cases recorded in the most recent week, there were 1.2 fewer coronavirus infections in the United States than the week before. Oregon has 1.27 percent of the nation's population and 1.51 percent of the cases during the last week. In the most recent week, there were more instances nationwide in 24 states than the week before.

In the most recent week, Marion County recorded 946 cases and five fatalities. It had recorded 672 cases and one fatality a week earlier. There have been 738 fatalities and 75,074 cases documented throughout the epidemic.

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In the most recent week, Polk County recorded 243 illnesses and two fatalities. It had recorded 228 cases and no fatalities a week before. There have been 137 fatalities and 17,069 cases documented during the epidemic.

The worst weekly outbreaks in Oregon, measured in cases per 100,000 people, were in Benton County (380), Deschutes County (353), and Klamath County (349). High levels of community transmission, according to the Centers for Disease Control, start at 100 cases per 100,000 each week.

Multnomah County, with 2,415 instances, Washington County, with 1,666 cases, and Clackamas County, with 1,072 cases, added the most new cases overall. In 18 counties, weekly case numbers increased from the previous week. Marion, Washington, and Clackamas counties had the worst rate increases from the previous week's pace.

In 18 counties throughout Oregon, the number of infections decreased; the biggest decreases were in Jackson County (459 cases from 566 a week earlier), Douglas County (189 cases from 269), and Columbia County (72 cases from 105).

In Oregon, 56 COVID-19 fatalities were recorded in the week ending Sunday. 34 deaths were recorded in the previous week.

According to statistics from Johns Hopkins University, since the start of the pandemic, 802,156 persons in Oregon have tested positive for the coronavirus, and 7,783 of them have died as a result of the infection. In the US, 1,015,938 individuals have passed away and 86,967,639 people have tested positive.

COVID-19 hospital admissions in Oregon are increasing.

Federal hospital data as of Sunday, June 26 was examined by USA TODAY. Potential COVID patients in the state:

• Week prior: 910
• The previous week: 803
• Earlier this month: 851

probable COVID sufferers in the country:

• A week ago: 63,626
• The previous week: 57,605
• 54,872 four weeks ago

Hospitals in 25 states recorded more COVID-19 patients in critical care beds, while hospitals in 34 states reported more COVID-19 patients than a week before. In the most recent week compared to the week before, hospitals in 39 states admitted more COVID-19 patients, according to a USA TODAY review of U.S. Health and Human Services statistics.

Source: Statesmanjournal.com