The Ministry of Health has announced a third consecutive day of a drop in COVID-19 cases with 15,161 new infections and 618 people in hospital on Sunday.
The Ministry of Health said the person died at Auckland Hospital. "The person had unrelated medical conditions and had tested positive for Covid-19." Of the 618 ...
More than 40,000 had been reported in the past 24 hours, of which 14,618 were positive. International travel pre-departure testing was not covered under the public health response. Among 5- to 11-year-olds, 2009 got their first dose and 550 their second, with 52.3 per cent of this group having had their first dose. However, rates of infection were highest for Pacific people, at 7510 cases per 100,000 people. One tradie in Auckland told the Herald he knew about 25 people with Covid-19 and none of them had officially recorded their case with the Ministry of Health. "The Ministry of Health acknowledges there have been some waits for people who have called the 0800 number to report their rapid antigen test results during a period of high demand." She said she had managed to record her 12-year-old son's positive RAT result online, but had needed to phone to record the positive result of her younger child. The ministry said they believed the decline could be because of people failing to report their results from RATs, whether positive or negative. Despite the drop in cases, public health officials still believe the decrease could be related to delays in people self-reporting the results of their RATs, even if negative. The ministry thanked people for reporting the results of their RAT tests. "The number of cases in hospital is currently expected to peak in the second half of this month," officials said today. Of the 618 people in hospital, 10 are in intensive care.
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One possible reason being considered by officials for the decrease in case numbers is people not self-reporting positive RAT results.
In addition, there were seven cases to report at the border. โThe priority for Covid-19 response for free RATs remains those who are symptomatic or a household contact. Three were men and two were women. "People who need help recording their result can also call 0800 222 478. โWe are continuing to see a high demand for Rapid Antigen Tests and the Ministry continues to assure people that we have good supply of tests. Three of the patients were in their 80s, one was in their 70s and one was in their 60s.
Of Saturday's reported deaths, two were being cared for at North Shore Hospital, two at Middlemore Hospital and one at Auckland City Hospital. Three of the ...
Three were male and two were female. There have been 11 deaths of people with Covid-19 in New Zealand reported in the past three days, with the Ministry of Health also reporting five deaths on Friday. Three of the patients were in their 80s, one was in their 70s and one was in their 60s.
There are 15161 new community cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today, with 610 people now in hospital, the Ministry of Health reports.
The number of cases in hospital is currently expected to peak in the second half of this month. "The hospitalisation figure of 544 on Thursday was six times the peak in hospitalisations seen in the Delta outbreak last year. The seven-day rolling average of cases is today 17,272, up from 16,687 yesterday."
The number of new community cases of Covid-19 has dropped below the 20000 mark for the first time in several days, but the Health Ministry is still urging ...
Three were male and two were female. While the number of community cases have fallen from the 22,527 cases reported earlier, the Ministry said caution was still needed Three of the patients were in their 80s, one was in their 70s and one was in their 60s.
One more death was reported. There were 618 COVID-19 patients in New Zealand hospitals, including 10 people at intensive care units (ICU) or high dependency ...
New Zealand reported a total of 222,011 confirmed cases of COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. Among the 15,161 new community infections, 7,226 were in the largest city Auckland. Four new cases of COVID-19 were detected at the New Zealand border, said the Ministry. New Zealand reports 15,161 new community cases of COVID-19
The Ministry of Health is reporting 444 new Covid-19 cases in Southland and Otago on Sunday, whilst four people are in hospital with Covid-19.
Just three per cent of eligible people aged 12 and over in New Zealand have had no doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, it says, but of the eligible people in Northland and Auckland hospitals with Covid-19, 13 per cent have had no doses of the vaccine. * Covid-19: 632 new cases in Southland and Otago, 5 in hospital, one death The Ministry of Health is reporting 444 new Covid-19 cases in Southland and Otago on Sunday.
The Minister of Health says it may be because people aren't reporting their results.