| The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed 457 new COVID-19 cases and no additional deaths in its report on Aug. 10 (Tuesday).
Calhoun appears to have seven new cases since last Friday.
The state now has 4,000 active cases, while thousands of vaccines have been discarded, expired.
The state now claims 161 COVID-19 Delta variant cases as of Tuesday, while some experts think that is an under count.
29 of those cases are in Berkeley County, and 17 of them are in Monongalia County.
The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed 1,037 new COVID-19 cases and seven additional deaths in its report on Aug. 9 (Monday), covering a two-day period Saturday and Sunday.
CASES PER COUNTYÂÂÂÂÂÂ: Barbour (1,579), Berkeley (13,340), Boone (2,241), Braxton (1,076), Brooke (2,297), Cabell (9,363), Calhoun (417), Clay (558), Doddridge (661), Fayette (3,757), Gilmer (927), Grant (1,338), Greenbrier (2,958), Hampshire (1,963), Hancock (2,909), Hardy (1,607), Harrison (6,464), Jackson (2,358), Jefferson (4,933), Kanawha (15,943), Lewis (1,445), Lincoln (1,637), Logan (3,423), Marion (4,862), Marshall (3,743), Mason (2,199), McDowell (1,715), Mercer (5,398), Mineral (3,027), Mingo (2,865), Monongalia (9,625), Monroe (1,268), Morgan (1,306), Nicholas (1,990), Ohio (4,473), Pendleton (726), Pleasants (984), Pocahontas (716), Preston (3,002), Putnam (5,590), Raleigh (7,383), Randolph (2,978), Ritchie (786), Roane (699), Summers (879), Taylor (1,367), Tucker (566), Tyler (787), Upshur (2,152), Wayne (3,369), Webster (628), Wetzel (1,489), Wirt (479), Wood (8,234), Wyoming (2,177).
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