A Virginia long-term care facility with one of the nation’s worst coronavirus outbreaks announced Thursday that its death toll had risen to 16 and that roughly two-thirds of its residents have COVID-19.
RICHMOND, Va. — A Virginia long-term care facility with one of the nation’s worst coronavirus outbreaks announced Thursday that its death toll had reached 16 as new testing confirmed roughly two-thirds of its residents have COVID-19.
Ninety-two in-house or hospitalized residents have tested positive, the facility said in a statement, up from 41 positive tests earlier in the week. Only 35 tested negative, and 15 tests were still pending, meaning approximately two-thirds of the facility had become infected with the virus.White House expected to recommend masks
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