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First West Nile virus-positive mosquitoes reported in three Las Vegas ZIP codes

West Nile virus has been detected in mosquitoes across three Las Vegas ZIP codes, marking the first positive tests for Clark County this season.

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Mosquitoes collected in three different Las Vegas ZIP codes have tested positive for West Nile virus. This represents the first time the virus has been detected in Clark County mosquitoes for the current season.

Coverage from outlets including ktnv.com, KSNV, and the Las Vegas Sun emphasizes that these findings come from health district reports. The Review-Journal, KLAS 8 News Now, and FOX5 Vegas also report on the presence of the virus in the area.

Future updates will depend on further reports from the health district regarding the spread or containment of the virus in these specific ZIP codes.

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Quick answers

Where were the positive mosquitoes found?

They were collected in three different Las Vegas ZIP codes within Clark County.

Is this the first time West Nile virus has been found this year?

Yes, according to KSNV, these are the first mosquitoes to test positive for West Nile virus in Clark County for the season.

Who reported these findings?

The findings were reported by the health district.

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