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Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
A number of bus routes, a kindergarten, churches and a RSA bowling club have been added as locations of interest as more than 2000 people are now considered contacts.
The Health Ministry has been constantly updating its list of locations of interest, as contact tracers continue to work with identified community cases.
New locations listed this afternoon show an Auckland kindergarten was visited by a case on Monday and Tuesday this week.
Blockhouse Bay Christian Kindergarten was also visited on weekdays dating back to 3 August.
The Church of Christ Mount Roskill and Assembly of God (AOG) Church in Mangere are also listed as new locations of interest.
The New Lynn RSA Bowling Club is also on the list, with a case there last Sunday, and multiple bus routes, including route 326 Mangere - Otahuhu, route 309X Queen St - Newmarket - Mangere and bus 95B or 95C Northcote College to Glenfield have also been added.
Anyone who was at these locations at the specific time and date listed is being told to isolate for 14 days and be tested multiple times.
Three of the new 11 community cases announced today are in Wellington. They had visited a location of interest in Auckland over the weekend and returned to Wellington before the country went into lockdown, Bloomfield said.
They had visited four cafes and restaurants, one medical centre, one pharmacy, one work site, and four petrol stations between Auckland and Wellington, Bloomfield said. These would be added to the locations of interest later today. These are yet to be added to the list.
Contact tracing has shown people at identified locations of interest are now throughout New Zealand, she said - announcing the whole country would remain in level 4 until at least midnight Tuesday.
A number of bus routes, a kindergarten, churches and a RSA bowling club have been added as locations of interest as more than 2000 people are now considered contacts.
The Health Ministry has been constantly updating its list of locations of interest, as contact tracers continue to work with...
A number of bus routes, a kindergarten, churches and a RSA bowling club have been added as locations of interest as more than 2000 people are now considered contacts.
The Health Ministry has been constantly updating its list of locations of interest, as contact tracers continue to work with identified community cases.
New locations listed this afternoon show an Auckland kindergarten was visited by a case on Monday and Tuesday this week.
Blockhouse Bay Christian Kindergarten was also visited on weekdays dating back to 3 August.
The Church of Christ Mount Roskill and Assembly of God (AOG) Church in Mangere are also listed as new locations of interest.
The New Lynn RSA Bowling Club is also on the list, with a case there last Sunday, and multiple bus routes, including route 326 Mangere - Otahuhu, route 309X Queen St - Newmarket - Mangere and bus 95B or 95C Northcote College to Glenfield have also been added.
Anyone who was at these locations at the specific time and date listed is being told to isolate for 14 days and be tested multiple times.
Three of the new 11 community cases announced today are in Wellington. They had visited a location of interest in Auckland over the weekend and returned to Wellington before the country went into lockdown, Bloomfield said.
They had visited four cafes and restaurants, one medical centre, one pharmacy, one work site, and four petrol stations between Auckland and Wellington, Bloomfield said. These would be added to the locations of interest later today. These are yet to be added to the list.
Contact tracing has shown people at identified locations of interest are now throughout New Zealand, she said - announcing the whole country would remain in level 4 until at least midnight Tuesday.
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