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Community Scoop » Pause on room releases to end as MIQ rolls out virtual lobby

Community Scoop » Pause on room releases to end as MIQ rolls out virtual lobby
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What Happened To Following The Science?

What Happened To Following The Science?
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Community Scoop » Alert Level 2 Extended For Wellington – Expert Reaction

Press Release – Science Media Centre The Wellington region will remain at alert level 2 until 11.59 pm Tuesday, two days longer than anticipated. The government says theres a need to see more testing results before any change in alert levels can be made. The rest of New Zealand stays … The Wellington region will remain at alert level 2 until 11.59 pm Tuesday, two days longer than anticipated. The government says there’s a need to see more testing results before any change in alert levels can be made. The rest of New Zealand stays at alert level 1. The infected Sydney man’s partner has now tested positive in Australia, and may have been infected near the end of their Wellington visit or on the flight home. No new cases in the community were reported today.

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Alert Level 2 Extended For Wellington – Expert Reaction

Sunday, 27 June 2021, 5:16 pm The Wellington region will remain at alert level 2 until 11.59 pm Tuesday, two days longer than anticipated. The government says there’s a need to see more testing results before any change in alert levels can be made. The rest of New Zealand stays at alert level 1. The infected Sydney man’s partner has now tested positive in Australia, and may have been infected near the end of their Wellington visit or on the flight home. No new cases in the community were reported today. The SMC asked experts to comment on the news. Feel free to use these

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Wellington scoop co nz » Changing virus needs changing response

by Professor Michael Baker, Professor of Public Health, University of Otago, Wellington The decision to extend Alert Level 2 restrictions in Wellington for another two days until midnight on Tuesday is fully justified. More than two thousand people were considered exposed to a potentially infectious traveller from Sydney who visited multiple crowded indoor venues last weekend in Wellington up until they left on Monday 21 June. The traveller was infected with the more infectious Delta variant of Covid-19. Given the timing, it is possible that some of these contacts are still incubating this infection and will only be identified in the coming few days, though the risk is now low.

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