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In the statement, Ministry of Health group manager addiction Richard Taylor said both the Ministry of Health and Police were taking a health approach to drug harm, working with local communities to reduce it. “In Waitara, a community-focused alcohol and other drug treatment service has been running since July 2020, providing treatment, actively engaging with whānau, and working with key community agencies to provide support for people affected by harmful drug use,” he said. High Alert said people suffering side effects from the drug may collapse or drop, foam at the mouth, or experience temporary paralysis. The effects are often worse if taken at the same time as alcohol and other drugs, if a person is unwell, or experiencing mental distress.
That included taking mobile wastewater samplers to some sites. Yateman and other NPDC staff ended up working through the weekend to make sure the 24-hour composite samples were properly collected. Her team will continue to send sample to ESR every day until the Ministry of Health advises it can return to the regular composite samples twice a week, she said. In a statement on Wednesday, the Ministry of Health said all further wastewater sampling in New Plymouth had detected no new Covid-19 so far. Breakfast It comes after New South Wales recorded 172 cases of the virus on Tuesday. Daily sampling in the New Plymouth district, along with further samples from sites around the Taranaki region, would continue for the next week to determine whether there are any undetected cases in the area, the Ministry said.
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The Ministry is continuing to strongly encourage anyone in Taranaki with symptoms, or recent arrivals from Australia with or without symptoms who’ve recently visited Taranaki to be tested. There are no cases of Covid-19 to report in the community or in managed isolation in New Zealand on Monday. There are three historical cases of Covid-19 to report in recent returnees in managed isolation facilities. Five previously reported cases have now recovered. The number of active cases in New Zealand is 54, the Ministry said. Earlier on Monday Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngārewa-Packer said the Covid-19 found in Taranaki’s wastewater last week is the Delta variant.
Drivers must renew their licence at age 75, 80 and every two years after that. Supplied Despite having his licence taken from him by police John Edwards was caught driving his vehicle which resulted in the issuing of a notice of prohibition. In the judgment summary, Edwards claimed Inglewood was a “most inhospitable place” to live without a vehicle as there was no public bus service that travelled from stop to stop within the township, or a local taxi service. “There are no taxis, unless you are prepared to spend $150 to call one from Waitara. Public bus transport is available, it is true, but only on weekdays, and only between town and town, and not within a town,” he claimed.