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State Supreme Court says judicial employees diagnosed with Coronavirus

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CHARLESTON — The state Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia says a judicial branch employee who works in Kanawha County has tested  positive for Coronavirus. 

The employee is hospitalized. The court has contacted the family and offered any help and support needed, according to a March 21 court press release. On March 24, a second case involving another worker at the Kanawha County Judicial Annex was confirmed. The annex was sanitized over the weekend following the first reported case. Access to courts is limited now because of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The court said it is working closely with the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department to contact all co-workers who may have been in contact with the individual. The co-workers are being notified of all recommended health and safety protocols.

The public can contact the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department at 304-348-1088 with questions and for additional information.

The Court said it is committed to protecting the safety and health of its employees and the public during this public health emergency.

As of March 21, 12 cases of Coronavirus has been confirmed in West Virginia. The court employee is the second such confirmed case in Kanawha County. 

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