| West Virginia crossed another grim milestone Thursday as 50 additional reported coronavirus-related deaths moved the stateâs pandemic death total past 4,000.
The state Department of Health and Human Resources announced the latest deaths Thursday in a news release. West Virginiaâs death total is now at 4,048.
Active cases jumped 201 cases and are at 9,904. Health officials said 1,264 cases were reported since the last update.
Hospitalizations were at 812 with 232 in intensive care and 170 on a ventilator.
The stateâs cumulative positive test rate was at 6.04%, up slightly from 6.03%, while the daily positive test rate was at 8.99%, up slightly from 8.20%.
Here is the latest active case breakdown per county: Barbour (88), Berkeley (660), Boone (148), Braxton (62), Brooke (67), Cabell (464), Calhoun (37), Clay (43), Doddridge (63), Fayette (217), Gilmer (43), Grant (66), Greenbrier (142), Hampshire (145), Hancock (157), Hardy (73), Harrison (676), Jackson (221), Jefferson (202), Kanawha (848), Lewis (118), Lincoln (141), Logan (150), Marion (478), Marshall (182), Mason (120), McDowell (138), Mercer (329), Mineral (186), Mingo (152), Monongalia (328), Monroe (53), Morgan (93), Nicholas (191), Ohio (176), Pendleton (25), Pleasants (25), Pocahontas (32), Preston (280), Putnam (336), Raleigh (377), Randolph (83), Ritchie (65), Roane (83), Summers (21), Taylor (99), Tucker (28), Tyler (35), Upshur (116), Wayne (219), Webster (65), Wetzel (77), Wirt (45), Wood (474) and Wyoming (162).
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