Clark County Public Health reported 47 new COVID-19 cases and three new deaths Friday afternoon.
Two of the deaths are confirmed and one is suspected. A confirmed death means that COVID-19 is listed as the cause of death or a contributing factor on the death certificate, and the patient had a positive COVID-19 test, according to Public Health. An alleged death means that COVID-19 is not listed as a contributing factor on the death certificate, but that it was not excluded as a cause of death. The person died after testing positive for COVID-19 for the past 28 days.
The confirmed deaths were a man and a woman in their 70s with underlying health conditions. The alleged death was a woman older than 80 who had underlying health conditions.
One previously announced death was removed from the Clark County total after Public Health confirmed the man was a resident of another state.
There have been a total of 19,840 COVID-19 cases and 245 deaths in the country since March 2020, according to public health data.
Clark County has an average of about 45 cases a day this week, the same as last week.
According to the Public Health, there were 311 cases of COVID-19 during their active isolation period.
The province administered more than 185,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, and Washington administered more than 3.7 million doses, according to the state Department of Health.
About 27 percent of Clark County residents have one dose of vaccine, and more than 16 percent are fully vaccinated.