West Virginia official accused of approving $34 million in COVID-19 payments without verifying them

20-10-2023 Health Washington Times - Health 33

A federal grand jury has indicted a West Virginia state health office manager on charges that he approved more than $34 million in coronavirus pandemic relief payments to a private firm without verifying that the vendor provided goods and services it was under contract to deliver.

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