There are 14,463 new Covid-19 cases in the community in New Zealand on Monday, the Ministry of Health has announced. Health worker hands out rapid antigen ...
A total of 1520 PCR tests were carried out in the last 24 hours, while 29,618 RAT results were reported. The ministry said the seven-day rolling average of cases is 17,124, down from 17,278 on Sunday. The number of active community cases is 119,860. The location of 10 cases is unknown. There are 14,463 new Covid-19 cases in the community in New Zealand on Monday, the Ministry of Health has announced. The seven-day rolling average of reported deaths is 10.
After two years of astonishingly low COVID-19 levels, New Zealand is dealing with a wave of Omicron cases and a new government COVID-19 care platform has ...
We are working hard to improve the system, to make it more user friendly and add to its value." The scale of this surge is certainly considerable in New Zealand terms. But the country’s current COVID-19 crisis continues to grow. This means that practices have little time for training and familiarising themselves with the tool," Dr Bourne wrote. Yesterday, ten COVID-19-related deaths were announced. It also takes 2-4 hours from when a new positive test result is reported to generate a [CCCM] record.
There are 2267 new cases of Covid-19 in Canterbury today and 191 in South Canterbury. Nine Covid-related deaths have also been reported in New Zealand on ...
There are 60 people in Canterbury DHB hospitals and one in South Canterbury. One of them was in their 20s, one in their 60s, one in their 70s, two in their 80s and four in their 90s. Of the nine people who have died, five are from Auckland region, two from Waikato, and one from Wairarapa and one from Bay of Plenty.
There are 56 people with the virus in Canterbury DHB hospitals and two in South Canterbury hospitals. "We have seen an increase today in case numbers across ...
"Analysis also showed that the increase in case numbers across the rest of the country is also slowing". Eight were men and seven were women. The Ministry of Health also reported today another 15 people with Covid-19 have died in New Zealand.
The Ministry of Health says one of the nine Covid-related deaths include a person in their 20s.
An announcement is expected on Wednesday. The 1000 people hospitalised are in Northland (33), North Shore (173), Middlemore (221), Auckland (200), Waikato (76), Bay of Plenty (38), Lakes (12), Tairāwhiti (5), Hawke's Bay (31), Taranaki (7), Whanganui (6), MidCentral (20), Hutt Valley (23), Capital & Coast (51), Wairarapa (7), Nelson Marlborough (11) Canterbury (60), South Canterbury (1) and the Southern (25) region. The cases reported today are in Northland (422), Auckland (3279), Waikato (1401), Bay of Plenty (893), Lakes (457), Hawke's Bay (796), MidCentral (657), Whanganui (209), Taranaki (473), Tairāwhiti (259), Wairarapa (222), Capital and Coast (951), Hutt Valley (583), Nelson Marlborough (404), Canterbury (2,267), South Canterbury (191), Southern (950) and the West Coast (39). Of the people that died five are from the Auckland region, two from Waikato, one from Wairarapa and one from Bay of Plenty. In a statement, the ministry said one of the nine Covid-related deaths included a person in their 20s. There have been 14,463 new community cases of Covid-19 reported today with 1000 people in hospital and nine deaths, the Ministry of Health says.
There were 1016 people in hospitals across the country with the virus, 25 of whom were in an intensive care or high dependency care unit. Health officials gave ...
Bloomfield said it was still important to remember we are still in the middle of a pandemic. In the Omicron outbreak, in Auckland, this has been about 0.9 per cent. Twenty-one were partially vaccinated, 201 had received two doses of the vaccine, and 218 had been boosted. There are 119,131 active cases across the country. The seven-day rolling average number of deaths reported is now 10, the highest it has been. The previous highest daily caseload excluding Auckland was recorded on Tuesday a week before, when 15,531 positive results were reported.
The Ministry of Health has reported 20,907 new community cases, 1016 hospitalisations and 15 further deaths. What you need to know:.
There is a much lower risk of being hospitalised if you are up to date with your vaccinations, which, for Omicron, includes a third or booster dose. COVID-19 ...
Total numbers will always be the formal daily case tally as reported to the WHO. - Southern DHB: first dose (98.1%); second dose (96.9%); boosted (75%) - Canterbury DHB: first dose (99.6%); second dose (98.7%); boosted (75.8%) - Wairarapa DHB: first dose (96.4%); second dose (94.9%); boosted (75%) - Taranaki DHB: first dose (94.6%); second dose (93.1%); boosted (70.2%) - Whanganui DHB: first dose (91.9%); second dose (90.3%); boosted (73.9%) - Tairāwhiti DHB: first dose (93.2%); second dose (90.8%); boosted (69.3%) - MidCentral DHB: first dose (96.5%); second dose (95.1%); boosted (74.4%) - Lakes DHB: first dose (93.2%); second dose (91.4%); boosted (68.9%) - Waikato DHB: first dose (95.1%); second dose (93.5%); boosted (68.4%) - Northland DHB: first dose (90.1%); second dose (87.9%); boosted (69.6%) If you test positive for COVID-19, you are required to isolate for 7 days.