Nine new Covid-19 cases as lockdown decision nears, NZ now has 1440 cases

There are nine new cases of Covid-19 in the country today and no new deaths, the Ministry of Health says.
Seven of the cases are confirmed and two are probable.
Fourteen people are in hospital, three in ICU - one each in Middlemore, Dunedin and North Shore hospitals. Two of the ICU patients are in a critical condition.
They bring New Zealand's total to 1440, an increase of nine from yesterday's 1431 cases.
The country's death toll remains at 12, after confirmation yesterday that an Invercargill man who died more than a week ago, was suffering from Covid-19. He is believed to be the first person to die at home from the virus.
Yesterday Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield also announced nine new Covid-19 cases.
Cabinet is meeting to make its decision and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is due to make an announcement at 4pm.
There are nine new cases of Covid-19 in the country today and no new deaths, the Ministry of Health says.
Seven of the cases are confirmed and two are probable.
Fourteen people are in hospital, three in ICU - one each in Middlemore, Dunedin and North Shore hospitals. Two of the ICU patients are in...
There are nine new cases of Covid-19 in the country today and no new deaths, the Ministry of Health says.
Seven of the cases are confirmed and two are probable.
Fourteen people are in hospital, three in ICU - one each in Middlemore, Dunedin and North Shore hospitals. Two of the ICU patients are in a critical condition.
They bring New Zealand's total to 1440, an increase of nine from yesterday's 1431 cases.
The country's death toll remains at 12, after confirmation yesterday that an Invercargill man who died more than a week ago, was suffering from Covid-19. He is believed to be the first person to die at home from the virus.
Yesterday Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield also announced nine new Covid-19 cases.
Cabinet is meeting to make its decision and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is due to make an announcement at 4pm.
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