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The Covid-19 coronavirus situation in Nevada, United States – updates and restrictions


Located in United States, the city of Nevada has a population of 8.7K. The latest data indicates 100,764,633 cases of Covid-19 infection in United States as of December 31, 2022 ,with 1,092,853 deaths. This represents a 73 percent increase from August 20, 2021, when 628,174 people died and 37,694,761 cases were registered, and a 112 percent increase from February 28, 2021, when 514,818 people were died and 28,701,663 infected.
We will review in the table below the effects of Covid-19 on visitors and daily life in Nevada.

Restriction Applied to Recent Update
Closing or restricting schools and universities

Students at colleges and universities

Close all or some levels of educational institutions (ex. just high school, or only public schools)

The closure of workplaces and the move to working from home

Workers in offices

The authorities in Nevada recommend that companies close down or operate from home, or observe significant changes compared to pre-Covid-19

Cancellation of public events and shows

8.7K residents who live in Nevada

No cancellation of scheduled events for the public

Restrictions on gatherings

8.7K residents who live in Nevada

Gatherings can be held in Nevada without restriction

Public transportation shuts down

People who use public transportation

There are no measures to restrict public transportation

Order to stay at home or abstain from going out

8.7K residents who live in Nevada

People are advised not to leave the house

Movement restrictions between cities or regions

Intercity travelers

It is recommended not to travel between regions or cities

Restrictions on international travel for foreign travelers

Foreign travelers

Close all borders or prohibit all travel

Governmental cash assistance for people without jobs or unable to work

Unemployed citizens

People with no jobs or who are unable to work will not receive income assistance

Financial obligations of households are being frozen (e.g., there is no repayment of loans, water services are not stopped, or evictions are prohibited)

Qualified households

No payment relief for debts or contracts

Campaigns aimed at informing the public

8.7K residents who live in Nevada

A coordinated campaign to inform the public through traditional or social media

Government policy regarding access to PCR tests (not antibody tests for immunity)

Symptomatic individual

Open public testing available to people who are asymptomatic, e.g. drive through tests

In the case of a positive diagnosis, the government's contact-tracing policy

Diagnosed with a positive result

Not every case involves contact tracing

Facial covering policies outside the home

People leaving the house

The wearing of a face covering may be required in some specified shared or public areas outside the home when other people are present or when social distancing cannot be achieved

Vaccine delivery policies for different groups

Different groups

Vaccines available to all

Policy for protecting the elderly in long-term care facilities and in their communities

Elderly people

Some restrictions on external visitors and or restrictions protecting elderly people at home related to isolation, hygiene and security in LTCFs



Changes in coronavirus status in the past few months



Restriction February 28, 2021 August 20, 2021

The closure of workplaces and the move to working from home

Employers may close their offices, or require their employees to continue working from their houses in certain circumstances

No Changes

Cancellation of public events and shows

All public events must be cancelled

The Nevada authorities recommend canceling public events

Restrictions on gatherings

Limits on gatherings of ten or fewer people

No Changes

Public transportation shuts down

The authorities recommend closing routes, reducing volumes, or reducing transportation methods

No Changes

Order to stay at home or abstain from going out

Require the individual to not leave the house, at the exception of daily exercise, grocery shopping, and essential trips

People are advised not to leave the house

Movement restrictions between cities or regions

Nevada has internal movement restrictions

No Changes

Restrictions on international travel for foreign travelers

Blocking entering from some regions

No Changes

Governmental cash assistance for people without jobs or unable to work

The government is replacing 50% or more of the lost salary, or is paying a flat sum that is greater than all the lost salary 50% median salary

Government replaces less than half of the lost salary or if it is a flat amount, it is less than half of the median salary

Financial obligations of households are being frozen (e.g., there is no repayment of loans, water services are not stopped, or evictions are prohibited)

A narrow relief tailored to a specific contract type

No Changes

Facial covering policies outside the home

Required outside the home regardless of location or presence of others

Required in all shared or public spaces outside the home where other people are present or any other situation when social distancing isn't possible

Vaccine delivery policies for different groups

Vaccines access to two of the following: key workers or elderly or clinically vulnerable groups

Vaccines available to all



*Credit and clarification: some of the data were collected from a variety of sources such as Oxford COVID-19 Government Response Tracker, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, And others. the data are for general information only, And we do not take responsibility for the use and accuracy of it. We wish you a safe and enjoyable trip!

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