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Clark County has dropped off the COVID-19 elevated risk list

Video Credit: KTNV Channel 13 Las Vegas - Duration: 00:26s - Published
Clark County has dropped off the COVID-19 elevated risk list

Clark County has dropped off the COVID-19 elevated risk list

The Clark County COVID19 Mitigation and Management Task Force has released a statement saying, "Clark County has dropped off the list of elevated risk of transmission for this first time due to high average number of tests (199.2 tests per day per 100,000) and decrease in positivity (6.7%)."

RISK OF TRANSMISSION SPREAD.THOSE COUNTIES ARE LYON ANDWASHOE.LYON COUNTY HAS BEEN FLAGGEDFOR HAVING INSUFFICIENT COVID19 TESTING AND HIGH TESTPOSITIVITY.WASHOE COUNTY IS BEING FLAGGEDTHIS WEEK FOR A HIGH CASE RATEAND HIGH TEST POSITIVITY.BUT THERE IS SOME GOOD NEWS --CLARK COUNTY HAS BEEN DROPPEDOFF THE LIST OF ELEVATED RISKOF TRANSMISSION OF COVID 19THE LAS VEGAS RAIDERS PROBLEMSWITH COVID-19 PROTOCOLS




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