2021-07-23 03:35:36 GMT2021-07-23 11:35:36(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
WELLINGTON, July 23 (Xinhua) New Zealand reported 19 new cases of COVID-19 in managed isolation and no cases in the community on Friday.
All of the 19 cases are mariners in managed isolation and quarantine facilities in Christchurch, Lyttleton Port and South Port, according to the Ministry of Health.
Two previously reported cases have now recovered. The number of active cases in New Zealand is 80, and the total number of confirmed cases is 2,499, said a ministry statement.
The seven-day rolling average of new cases detected at the border is seven, it said. Enditem
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There are 10 new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation, the Ministry of Health announced on Sunday. About three Lyttelton Port staff met the ship just before 9am on Sunday, wearing full PPE including masks and shields. Thirteen of the crew have been taken to Sudima Hotel, a managed isolation and quarantine facility (MIQ) in Christchurch, on two buses escorted by police. The Spanish fishing vessel Playa Zahara that carried a crew of 18 was not fishing in New Zealand waters but had earlier been heading to Taranaki to change crews. The ministry confirmed on Thursday 16 of the crew tested positive.
Wednesday, 19 May 2021, 8:53 am
The developer of Waiheke’s Kennedy Point Marina has
welcomed recommendations from an independent review of its
approved plans completed by one of New Zealand’s penguin
experts.
Dr Leigh Bull found that whilst Kennedy Point
Marina’s approved plans relating to the monitoring and
management of kororā / little blue penguins during
construction addressed its consent conditions, her review
has highlighted ways in which the plans could be
improved.
The current penguin monitoring and
construction management plans were approved by Council,
however following concerns from several local interest
groups for the welfare of kororā / little blue penguins