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CHARLESTON — The “next several days” could determine whether West Virginia is beginning to see the end of its current COVID-19 surge tied to the omicron variant, said Dr. Clay Marsh, state coronavirus czar, during Friday’s COVID-19 news briefing.
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CHARLESTON — The “next several days” could determine whether West Virginia is beginning to see the end of its current COVID-19 surge tied to the omicron variant, said Dr. Clay Marsh, state coronavirus czar, during Friday’s COVID-19 news briefing.
HUNTINGTON — For the second consecutive day, West Virginia reached a new high for the number of people hospitalized for COVID-19.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia shattered its previous record for COVID-19 hospitalizations Wednesday as state coronavirus czar Dr. Clay Marsh warned the current surge has “not come close to peaking yet.”
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