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Monday, 15 February 2021, 6:17 am
Health authorities in Auckland are asking residents to be
vigilant and follow public health advice following the three
new positive cases of COVID-19 in the city, which has led to
a short term return to Alert Level 3. Health authorities are
also advising people in Auckland to remain
calm.
Northern Region Health Coordination Centre Lead
(and Counties Manukau Health CEO) Margie Apa said the health
sector in Auckland is well prepared to respond to the new
community cases but asks people to prepare to be patient if
they are aiming to be tested tomorrow.
“We have
successfully responded to outbreaks like this before in
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Covid 19 coronavirus: Testing stations will be busy, prepare to be patient
14 Feb, 2021 09:12 AM
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The Prime Minister took to facebook live to answer New Zealanders questions following the move to Alert Level 3. Video / Jacinda Ardern
The Prime Minister took to facebook live to answer New Zealanders questions following the move to Alert Level 3. Video / Jacinda Ardern
NZ Herald
Capacity at Auckland s six community testing centres has been boosted with more staff and longer hours - but people are being warned to expect longer waits than usual.
Northern Region Health Coordination Centre Lead Margie Apa said the health sector in Auckland is well prepared to respond to the new community cases but is asking people to prepare to be patient if they are aiming to be tested tomorrow.
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