Gov. Jim Justice added Marion County
to the coronavirus “hot spots” in West Virginia. That means Marion County has at least 30
confirmed cases of the virus.
Previous “hot spots” designations
were applied to the Eastern Panhandle counties plus Harrison, Kanawha and
Monongalia counties. Which means there’s a solid trail of cases in the
connecting counties of Monongalia (Morgantown), Marion (Fairmont) and Harrison (Clarksburg).
There are 462 confirmed cases of the
coronavirus and 4 deaths in West Virginia . . . so far.
Continue the hibernating and stay
alive.
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