Covid 19 coronavirus: Auckland community cases spark surge in Bay of Plenty testing
16 Feb, 2021 04:40 PM
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There are no new Covid-19 cases in the community - the Government says it will be going deep into Wednesday before making a call on the status of the country s alert levels.
There are no new Covid-19 cases in the community - the Government says it will be going deep into Wednesday before making a call on the status of the country s alert levels.
Fresh Covid-19 community cases in Auckland have spurred a test resurgence in the Bay of Plenty, health authorities say.
Monday, 15 February 2021, 4:23 pm
Outpatients should attend hospital appointments as normal
but some restrictions on hospital visitors will apply as the
Bay of Plenty goes into Alert Level 2.
With cases of
COVID-19 identified in the Auckland community, the Bay of
Plenty has been moved to Alert Level 2 but there is no
disruption to hospital services.
“Anyone with an
Outpatients Appointment should attend as normal,” said Bay
of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB) Incident Controller
Karen Smith. “Entry to the hospitals is only through the
front entrances and you will be asked to sign in using the
COVID-19 QR Code or fill in a tracing
Press Release – Bay of Plenty District Health Board Outpatients should attend hospital appointments as normal but some restrictions on hospital visitors will apply as the Bay of Plenty goes into Alert Level 2. With cases of COVID-19 identified in the Auckland community, the Bay of Plenty has been …
Outpatients should attend hospital appointments as normal but some restrictions on hospital visitors will apply as the Bay of Plenty goes into Alert Level 2.
With cases of COVID-19 identified in the Auckland community, the Bay of Plenty has been moved to Alert Level 2 but there is no disruption to hospital services.
“Anyone with an Outpatients Appointment should attend as normal,” said Bay of Plenty District Health Board (BOPDHB) Incident Controller Karen Smith. “Entry to the hospitals is only through the front entrances and you will be asked to sign in using the COVID-19 QR Code or fill in a tracing form.”