The VDH also said that 5,370 have been tested for the virus in Virginia, and there are nine deaths statewide.
On March 19, state health officials said there’s a lag in the reporting of statewide numbers, and figures on the VDH website might not include cases reported by individual localities or local health districts. The state has a 5 p.m. cutoff for tabulating daily numbers, so the numbers reported on the website each day are 19 hours old.
This is the breakdown of cases across the state according to the VDH website:
76 - Fairfax County
46 - Arlington County
41 - James City County
32 - Prince William County
23 - Virginia Beach
20 - Loudoun County
20 - Henrico County
13 - Richmond
11 - Chesterfield County
9 - Alexandria
8 - York County
6 - Charlottesville
6 - Stafford County
5 - Norfolk
5 - Williamsburg
4 - Albemarle County
4 - Newport News
3 - Chesapeake
3 - Goochland County
3 - Louisa County
3 - Mecklenburg County
3 - Portsmouth
3 - Shenandoah County
3 - Spotsylvania County
2 - Bedford County
2 - Culpeper County
2 - Danville
2 - Frederick County
2 - Gloucester County
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