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DHHR reports additional COVID-19 hospitalizations

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state Department of Health and Human Resources confirmed 479 new COVID-19 cases Friday morning. The agency said there are now 7,084 active cases.

COVID-19 hospitalizations are now at 280, the highest number since Feb. 24.

Two new deaths were reported Friday including a 62-year old male from Brooke County and a 73-year old female from Nicholas County.

The number of fully vaccinated West Virginians has increased to 433,823.

Overall confirmed COVID-19 cases per county include: Barbour (1,328), Berkeley (11,144), Boone (1,814), Braxton (847), Brooke (2,078), Cabell (8,503), Calhoun (260), Clay (425), Doddridge (528), Fayette (3,143), Gilmer (732), Grant (1,219), Greenbrier (2,552), Hampshire (1,661), Hancock (2,667), Hardy (1,413), Harrison (5,282), Jackson (1,848), Jefferson (4,198), Kanawha (13,572), Lewis (1,124), Lincoln (1,374), Logan (2,975), Marion (4,025), Marshall (3,214), Mason (1,912), McDowell (1,448), Mercer (4,452), Mineral (2,702), Mingo (2,355), Monongalia (8,803), Monroe (1,037), Morgan (1,044), Nicholas (1,429), Ohio (3,950), Pendleton (674), Pleasants (826), Pocahontas (626), Preston (2,772), Putnam (4,687), Raleigh (5,880), Randolph (2,476), Ritchie (648), Roane (556), Summers (741), Taylor (1,170), Tucker (521), Tyler (667), Upshur (1,804), Wayne (2,785), Webster (451), Wetzel (1,203), Wirt (371), Wood (7,518), Wyoming (1,865).