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NZ High Commission in India oxygen appeal was for sick staff member

NZ High Commission in India oxygen appeal was for sick staff member - PM © RNZ / Dan Cook The NZ High Commission in India tweeted a request for oxygen to treat a local staff member who is sick, but should have used other channels, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. In the tweet the High Commission in Delhi asked the Indian Youth Congress - the youth wing of the country s main opposition party - for help in providing an oxygen cylinder. The High Commission quickly deleted the post and said it was urgently trying all sources for cylinders. We are trying all sources to arrange for oxygen cylinders urgently and our appeal has unfortunately been misinterpreted, for which we are sorry. NZ in India (@NZinIndia) May 2, 2021

NZ High Commission in India oxygen appeal was for sick staff member - PM

NZ High Commission in India oxygen appeal was for sick staff member - PM Tuesday, May 4, 2021 RNZ The NZ High Commission in India tweeted a request for oxygen to treat a local staff member who is sick, but should have used other channels, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. In the tweet the High Commission in Delhi asked the Indian Youth Congress - the youth wing of the country s main opposition party - for help in providing an oxygen cylinder. The High Commission quickly deleted the post and said it was urgently trying all sources for cylinders. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade apologised to the Indian government saying the tweet was issued in error. It said the safety, health and welfare of staff in India was a priority.

NZ s MIQ system three times more likely to be breached than Australia s

NZ s MIQ system three times more likely to be breached than Australia s - report © RNZ / Dan Cook New research shows New Zealand s managed isolation and quarantine facilities are up to three times more likely to be breached than their Australian counterparts. The report, whose authors include public health experts Michael Baker and Nick Wilson, is yet to be peer reviewed. It analysed 24 MIQ and quarantine failures in New Zealand and Australia up until the end of March. It found more than 13 failures for every 1000 positive cases going through a facility in New Zealand versus 4.1 failures per 1000 in Australia - more than a three-fold difference in risk.

NZ s MIQ system four times more likely to be breached than Australia s

New research shows New Zealand's managed isolation and quarantine facilities are up to four times more likely to be breached than their Australian counterparts.

Mt Eden pōhutukawa tree at risk after Auckland Council mistake

Mt Eden pōhutukawa tree at risk after Auckland Council mistake © RNZ / Dan Cook By Carmina Blewett A century-old pōhutukawa in the Auckland suburb of Mount Eden is at risk after the council left it off its protected tree schedule. Auckland Council admitted human error likely resulted in the pōhutukawa being left off the list, but it was unlikely to undergo a formal process to reverse the error, it said. The community petitioning the authority to protect the native tree is calling for the mistake to be fixed. Tree Council Board Member and landscape architect Mark Lockhart was frustrated the error would leave the pōhutukawa at risk of being felled.

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