Marshall County Health Department received confirmation of 34 new positive and 5 probable cases in Marshall County. Those positives who are asymptomatic are male (50’s), female (teens), male (40’s), female (50’s); those reporting mild symptoms are male (60’s), male (preteen), male (60’s), male (20’s), female (teens), female (teens), male (40’s), female (40’s), female (50’s), male (30’s), male (60’s), female (80’s), male (50’s), male (40’s), male (50’s), male (50’s), male (preteen), female (60’s), female (90’s), male (70’s), female (20’s), male (90’s), female (90’s), female (90’s), female (50’s), female (80’s); those reporting moderate symptoms are female (60’s), female (20’s); those reporting severe are male (20’s who is hospitalized), male (70’s).
One probable is asymptomatic, female (70’s), those reporting mild symptoms are male (70’s), male (20’s) and male (60’s). One probable case has been transferred to positive due to confirmation testing.
This brings Marshall County to a total of 479 confirmed cases and 54 probable cases, 203 of which are in isolation at home, 8 hospitalized, 5 associated deaths and 318 whom have been released from isolation.
For any information regarding Marshall County Schools, please refer to the information which they have provided to local press.
Everyone can assist in stopping this rapid increase of cases by wearing masks when in public, maintaining social distance and avoiding large scale events.
We recommend that those coming to one of our community testing events, go to wv.getmycovidresult.com and register for an account. Bring the QR code you receive to the testing event and you will be able to track your test from your account. This makes it MUCH, MUCH easier to be able to obtain your results and to print your results from home.
