COVID-19 cases rises to 1,330 in New Zealand
On Sunday, 12th of April 2020, Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Director-General of Health, said that the current Coronavirus cases have risen to 1,330 from 1,312.
Coronavirus: Second ICU Passing in New Zealand
The second death: a Woman in her 90’s at Burwood Hospital in Christchurch city. She passed away yesterday. The Woman had recently tested positive for a test of Covid-19.
COVID-19 cases rises to 1,283 in New Zealand
On Friday, 10th of April 2020, Director of Public Health, Dr. Caroline McElnay said that the current Coronavirus cases have risen to 1,283 from 1,239.
Coronavirus: Photos show how Palmerston North is a ‘Ghost City’
Photos show the true spirit of the Palmerston North CBD, looking like a freaky ghost town with no sign of movement or life.
COVID-19 cases rises to 1,312 in New Zealand
On Saturday, 11th of April 2020, Director of Public Health, Dr. Caroline McElnay said that the current Coronavirus cases have risen to 1,312 from 1,283.
OPINION: The lack of Masks in New Zealand is the biggest problem
In the late 1960s up until the 1980s and ’90s, New Zealand had a thriving textile and clothing industry, which produced everything from underwear to socks, hosiery, swimwear, to dresses, shirts, ties, and suits; even shoes.
Coronavirus: Confirmed cases are over 1,000 – How New Zealand slowed the numbers
Jacinda Ardern says that modelling provided to the Government on the eve of the lockdown showed they would have 4000 cases at this point. Instead, they have 1000.
COVID-19 cases rises to 1,039 in New Zealand
On Sunday 5th of April 2020, Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield said that the current Coronavirus cases have risen to 1,039 from 950.
Community testing station closed during weekend in Kaitaia
“I’ve been told by the head of the DHB, the CEO; what the health problem is? We don’t have any cases in Kaitaia, why are we concerned? well, I’m concerned because I live here.” said Lance O’Sullivan
Re-useable Bags at supermarkets amid Coronavirus lockdown
Supermarket shoppers may use sanitizer provided at the shop entrance, but would any supermarket buyer use that for their bag handles or even have the bag sprayed by a disinfectant?
