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Metro Auckland Testing Network Responds To Two New Border-related COVID-19 Cases

In light of yesterday’s two positive COVID-19 cases, two additional pop-up testing stations have immediately been stood up and are open this morning at Orewa and Albany. The Orewa testing station is at Victoria Eaves Park and is open from 9.30am-4pm this .

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More locations of interest, five new close contacts negative, Pullman Hotel closed to new arrivals

Live: More locations of interest, five new close contacts negative, Pullman Hotel closed to new arrivals

Live: Northland checkpoint shut down, National says Govt must address MIQ 'system failures', lockdown unlikely

More locations of interest, five new close contacts negative, Pullman Hotel closed to new arrivals Newshub 28/01/2021 © Video - Newshub; Image - Getty. Watch: The latest on the two cases. Two people who recently left the same managed isolation facility as the Northland case are now being treated as confirmed COVID-19 infections . According to the Director-General of Health, while the cases could be historical infections, test results indicate the two people may have contracted COVID-19 towards the end of their stay in managed isolation, after returning two negative tests each during their stay . Out of caution, the individuals - an adult and a child - are being treated as confirmed cases.

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The cost of Covid-19 in lives and livelihoods

Cases per 100,000 Source: Ministry of Health The death toll would have been much higher if the early and significant action New Zealand opted for had not been taken. New Zealand was literally a week away from not being able to contain coronavirus when the decision was made to plunge into a nationwide lockdown, Royal NZ College of General Practitioners medical director Dr Bryan Betty said in June. At the time, Betty said New Zealand was staring down the barrel of a potential health system meltdown similar to those seen in Italy, Spain, the UK and the US. With the spectre seen in parts of Europe and Asia looming large, the healthcare system braced for the worst.

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