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HEAT CATASTROPHE
US heatwave kills 63 in Oregon including 45 in Portland alone as record 116F temperatures bring blackouts & wildfires
M.L. Nestel
Updated: Jun 30 2021, 23:24 ET
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MERCURY melting temperatures have left 63 people dead in Oregon - including 45 in Portland alone - as a scorching heatwave continues to bring blackouts and wildfires across parts of the US and Canada.
Hyperthermia has been the cause of death to 45 people living in Portland since the heat rose to 116F earlier this week.
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Temperatures reaching 116F have caused 63 people to die in Oregon with 45 of them dying in PortlandCredit: Reuters
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High humidity combined with 90-plus temperatures has caused New York City to undergo heat advisoriesCredit: Getty
Oregon celebrates official pandemic reopening, but more work to be done on equity, governor says OregonLive.com 8 hrs ago Fedor Zarkhin, oregonlive.com © Dave Killen/The Oregonian Oregon Governor Kate Brown spoke at a Reopening Oregon celebration at Providence Park on Wed., June 30, 2021. Gov. Brown announced an end to many statewide COVID-19 restrictions and praised Oregon s citizens for doing their part to minimize the pandemic s toll.
Gov. Kate Brown took the opportunity to revel in a monumental milestone Wednesday, 489 days after Oregon’s first coronavirus case, with the official end to all state restrictions brought on by the pandemic.
“Welcome back, Oregon,” Brown said at the conclusion of her speech at Providence Park, pumping her fist in the air as the 200 or so invited guests applauded for the umpteenth time. “Let’s make it happen.”