A Wellington couple who have been on the front line of keeping COVID-19 at bay in New Zealand are stuck in lockdown in New South Wales for another 10 days after the woman s son died unexpectedly in Sydney.
Jarrin Websterâ (NgÄti TÅ«wharetoa, Te Ati Haunui-a-PÄpÄrangi), 26, died after a medical event on July 18 at the home he shared with his partner and their five-year-old daughter.
The cause is not yet known.
After receiving the news, his mother Antoinette Toumouaâ and her partner Dr Michael Haymesâ immediately flew to Sydney.
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Jarrin Webster, 26, died unexpectedly from a medical event at his home in Sydney on July 18. The devoted dad was described as hardworking and caring.(Stuff)
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WOWs Founder and Chairperson, Sina Kami takes a selfie with WOWs Fiji, Mere Williams, Fiji Chemicals Managing Director, Darran Fisher, Asaleo Care Fiji Limited, General Manager, Eldon Eastgate and New Zealand High Commissioner, Jonathan Curr after the presentation at the WOWs head office in Suva yesterday - Saturday, July 10, 2021. Picture: ATU RASEA
WOWS Kids yesterday received foodstuff and hygiene supplies to protect children under their care from COVID-19.
The supplies such as hand sanitisers and food were donated by the New Zealand High Commission in collaboration with Fiji Chemicals and Asaleo Care Fiji Ltd.
It will be delivered to the families of 69 children who are diagnosed with cancer.
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WOWS Kids Fiji receives food and care packs from NZ High Commission, Fiji Chemicals and Asaleo Care
WOWS Kids Fiji receives food and care packs from NZ High Commission, Fiji Chemicals and Asaleo Care
Food packs and care packs for children suffering from cancer. Photo: WOWS Kids Fiji
69 children suffering from cancer that are being supported by WOWS Kids Fiji will be receiving food and care packs through a joint initiative by the New Zealand High Commission, Fiji Chemicals and Asaleo Care.
The organisation received food packs, sanitisers, masks and diapers today.
Co-Founder and Board Chair, Sina Kami says the assistance will put smiles on the children and their families.