| WV and the nation has had a week of soaring new COVID-19 cases.
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed 423 new COVID-19 cases on Sunday.
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR) reported as of 10 a.m., November 1, 2020, there have been 785,622 (+9,013) total confirmatory laboratory results received for COVID-19, with 24,883 (+423) total cases and 457 deaths.
The DHHR reported 470 new cases and six deaths on Saturday.
As the number of active COVID-19 cases in the county topped triple digits, Wetzel County Schools Superintendent Edward Toman announced he has tested positive for the virus, joining other county superintendents.
According to the DHHRâs coronavirus dashboard, there are currently 5,416 (+239) active cases and 19,011 (+184) recovered cases in the state.
Listed below are the total numbers of COVID-19 cases per county, according to the DHHRâs latest report:
CASES PER COUNTY: Barbour (187), Berkeley (1,692), Boone (408), Braxton (73), Brooke (249), Cabell (1,548), Calhoun (36), Clay (65), Doddridge (72), Fayette (796), Gilmer (65), Grant (199), Greenbrier (217), Hampshire (144), Hancock (242), Hardy (108), Harrison (682), Jackson (411), Jefferson (626), Kanawha (3,828), Lewis (110), Lincoln (263), Logan (801), Marion (419), Marshall (420), Mason (182), McDowell (131), Mercer (803), Mineral (244), Mingo (654), Monongalia (2,363), Monroe (266), Morgan (157), Nicholas (191), Ohio (638), Pendleton (79), Pleasants (34), Pocahontas (73), Preston (225), Putnam (981), Raleigh (866), Randolph (429), Ritchie (53), Roane (116), Summers (140), Taylor (172), Tucker (67), Tyler (55), Upshur (277), Wayne (626), Webster (36), Wetzel (229), Wirt (56), Wood (720), Wyoming (359). |
