OUTBREAK REPORTAlso on Tuesday, Gov. Justice announced that school-related COVID-19 outbreaks have been identified within 11 facilities in five counties across the state.<\/p>\n
These outbreaks have been identified in Brooke County at Brooke Middle School and Brooke Intermediate North; Kanawha County at Ben Franklin Career and Technical Center, Cedar Grove Middle School, Chamberlain Elementary School, Horace Mann Middle School, Shoals Elementary School, and Sissonville High School; Lincoln County atDuval PK-8 School; Mason County atPoint Pleasant Primary School; and Mingo County atMingo Central High School.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Governor added that a new church-related outbreak of COVID-19 has been identified in Kanawha County. Other church-related outbreaks remain active inCabell, Monroe, Wayne, and Wyoming counties at this time.<\/p>\n
There are now 34 outbreaks in long-term care facilities across the state, down from 35 on Friday.<\/p>\n
Within corrections facilities, Mount Olive Correctional Complex in Fayette County did not see any new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend. Their number of active cases remains at 134.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, South Central Regional Jail in Kanawha County and Western Regional Jail in Cabell County each have one active case among their inmate populations.<\/p>\n
Across the entire DCR system, a total of 37 employees have active cases at this time.<\/p>\n
Click here to view the latest corrections facility update<\/p>\n
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