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New Zealand - New community COVID-19 coronavirus case - after enforced quarantine. 28 Businesses notified. Jan 2021
New Zealand - New community COVID-19 coronavirus case - after enforced quarantine. 28 Businesses notified. Jan 2021
NZ announces new virus case after 'Covid' election
2020-10-18 HKT 09:48
New Zealand confirmed a new community case of Covid-19 on Sunday, two weeks after Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declared that the South Pacific nation had "beat the virus again".
Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said the latest case involved a port-side worker who returned a positive test on Saturday afternoon.
"Because the person was tested on the day he was developing symptoms, the Ministry of Health was able to self-isolate close contacts," Bloomfield said.
* Health officials are investigating a suspected community case of Covid-19 in Northland.
* The 56-year-old woman tested positive after she departed the Pullman Hotel managed isolation facility in Auckland.
* She tested negative twice during her stay and was released. The origin and strain of the infection is unknown.
* She travelled to New Zealand via London and Singapore.
* Four close contacts have been identified. There are 28 locations linked to her movements.
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