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The last sentence of first paragraph cites reference 1 as April 1st for first COVID-19 death in WV but reference 14 in the timeline section 5th paragraph says it was March 29. I can confirm March 29 via reference 14, however I was unable to locate the date when searching reference 1. --
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From my research, the date the first death was reported was March 29. I changed it; I don't know where the April 1st came from.
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The last sentence of first paragraph cites reference 1 as April 1st for first COVID-19 death in WV but reference 14 in the timeline section 5th paragraph says it was March 29. I can confirm March 29 via reference 14, however I was unable to locate the date when searching reference 1. --
Arual Mackey (
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11:15, 25 June 2020 (UTC)reply
From my research, the date the first death was reported was March 29. I changed it; I don't know where the April 1st came from.
Leviavery (
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23:48, 26 June 2020 (UTC)reply