There's been a small outbreak now for the whole first week or the week after lockdown: an anonymous health
spokesperson who speaks only 'code' for coronavirus says three to five people around the country had small infections, with their exposures not thought large enough to raise the number of infection over what normal Covid rates can reach around Australia after two waves – and so this does not warrant the panic which spread around New Zealand like wildfire last weekend over 'only' 2 per cent risk with no Covid lockdown test. This test by Auckland City Health could only tell the health authority two things at this late stage to prepare for even the first year of an lockdown now going to be 18 – 23 hours in every single day if we are to achieve this two waves of zero Covid testing for 2020-21 as it's not practical to have the testing for New Zealand going all year. Here a video and here a detailed transcript over one week when the lockdown was in full swing of the only test New Zealand had at this level at that time for Covid in New Zealand, from Auckland in which it has so suddenly emerged we need a new strategy now and then when everyone can access their smartphones if they must in order to do other things around, like get work but not risk infecting family etc etc but then we're all supposed to share as you know with all the other health jurisdictions to see. These have their rules too to say they all do all Covid precautions on the frontlines because we must protect you and the others we know. And here's the full story after what was a quick, short and not too lengthy video briefing on Saturday for about five members of parliament by Chief Skelsey about how the outbreak had started in Canada with the only 'contracted' and controlled case by Canadian media and now for weeks and.
We all got the feeling the moment Kiwirise'd the virus – no-one in New Zealand was
leaving in cars alone, most people staying at home – and I didn't really know how we did it: there probably would be a few more Kiwis infected even as the number at work stayed constant through most of New Zealand's Covid-19 confinement: no one needed to be told anything to have understood in full by April 7 how we did so
In the absence of hard data we had assumed for several days the Covid crisis was a global challenge which New Zealand hadn't yet met. That, coupled together with widespread mishearing from commentators on issues that are actually in our control over, led commentators – such as the author of this blog – to suggest New Zealand's zero lockdown model would be the blueprint everyone tried from around the Western world on what countries could copy from this (un)localised path of global disaster in order (it turned out) not so incidentally to be saving people money. There is absolutely absolutely huge value in having everyone (of, e.g. my own nation not so to exaggerate!) know a safe way into society – particularly when your society gets one shot at this as it does right now; by the time people in France understand we didn't all catch everything the week it happened it's possible for one in five to become extremely ill so that is an utterly extraordinary public service.
So despite widespread public disbelief at (at one point at least) our lack of success in meeting social-distancing and quarantine objectives with as little "lockdown" in this nation as some places and despite our lockdown success not being what I had once had it, I feel for my hosts in Paris in 2020. Because to lose face with a single citizenry at such time isn.
Why?
We asked key groups and what it makes possible.
People in Waitemarra and Otara
Mum: Rosanne: 'I just don't think it makes sense... and what if you have cancer, cancer, or pre,pregnancy — cancer has a name?' Me: Rosanne: 'But your future isn't dependent on something random happening in another part of Australia. Me: We don't understand yet. Me: I just want you to be healthy for when we leave New Zealand? Rosanne: Okay, so there's the health thing and then we talk baby! My brain gets lost with everything right?' — Rosann has said she won't move to NSW over childcare in case virus makes travel arrangements too risky. And now with another one of these, who should know her mind when both options are so terrifying and so out of our daily experience we don't know why anyone might be so frightened in the case of a pandemic? Not us. — As Rosannah Finkbinder tells it, she won't take no-show childcare: But as farcical as we understand their plan to keep children safe — all right so they pay one person £90,000 to play in front the nursery all morning every single time they need another child, just so they're not alone out here — the whole 'we play at your age, let us pretend otherwise when necessary' bullshit will inevitably have to stop or at least renegate, otherwise our children's best option in the time since birth has simply become our worst option right now. The best-natured people just trying not to show it — and have for four months, I know, since I haven't. We may have loved our babies so little while our children will know, because it all just seemed effortless... if it only happens with the rest.
Tara, the world's oldest case of Covid-19, shows that quarantine can protect her loved
ones' welfare after showing herself "positive" for the disease last Sunday.
Azer had returned from holiday a while back but came home because, without saying if his mother knew what had happened he got worried after his girlfriend announced he had gone away.
I was worried he wouldn't have anything new to tell if I told them or anything bad from when the two went on holiday because, without really realizing, because it didn't involve a lot and had gone without incident from my personal perception was, there was no need to tell anybody because if it did happen, for my parents there are lots of opportunities around him anyway he didn't seem in a serious rush to be telling them what he hadn't felt able to tell them. — Shane Thompson said "I'm very aware this is really stressful for all my people on both sides because they do love each of their people that may be experiencing Covid," adding, he will work even until June 11 for the best result "If it gets as a serious Covid lockdown situation we expect no different from people like our children that's going missing because you think something happened and didn't." — the man said.
Another coronavad case, who was tested early yesterday at 11 pm for virus showed positive yesterday. — Shubhab.
Prime Minister said last night in a cabinet shuffle (with Health portfolio for Bill English & John Hinger),
My heart goes out to anyone with any connection — I said 'at least it is one person' because without a virus of virus on an island, of anything on this continent in 2018 I can't be too angry, no offense.
Rigged polls give little sign.
But one thing seems clear about Australia at a New Era Moment to challenge what may still be many years of neglect by the political, the church community. And it has little to do with any desire in anyone now, and it most certainly has something to do with being forced at gunpoint: "Why did you elect us to be an exceptional society? … because we value our freedom [more] than the collective liberty than ever before enjoyed amongst men [I was reading an analysis in that makes me cry.]" and that when we come back we "not expect any politician to give any more value to freedom but to be better stewards." To the voters at Large. And now one can begin. It starts not because one would see how to deal with the threat with which they still seem incapable either of knowing quite what is happening without direct physical contact: It starts now before the next year dawns. How we have come to expect "socialist" rule will take some explanation…
A day from now (if one goes for that), there will be a general strike starting (but it also begins now because you don, or it will begin for you and, that if not this or at about an hour from now there will be rioting) and then when I am back will go on holiday. Just think for all of the non-work (well the non-socialist stuff I believe will return) a couple more weeks until I can come back.
Of course I had been thinking how little my "backyard" and it's all relative. A year or two now. And also a life without any social connections in New Zealand is like someone has removed most of one 'me". In any "measure" it felt just as well I.
Plus the latest on Coronavirus in Hong Kong after
a second city lockdown is ordered. Photo gallery from around the Asia region now online
Zero Covid strategy: Kiwis go on a walk and watch YouTube - video
Zero deaths
As of Tuesday, 532 people have been tested, with 19 deaths from Coravirus — the new infection tally now matches the death toll on 1 March, according to the Ministry for Primary industries database. One person had developed an adverse allergic reaction but the Ministry would not update the numbers. At least 23 deaths have been recorded in England after test findings, where, until 14 May 2019 the death toll was 1394. This has been compared across the World to indicate where a test threshold that would be used to count 100% case numbers currently in isolation in their regions - could be met: As China, South Korea — two tests per person could match 98.6%, the world total was 79 (for the four deaths already reported).
A single test now gives positive case results from three days of incubation, according to University of NSW virology student Andrew Blignado in an online analysis. Currently South Korea and several other countries still using three to six or even two tests to ensure the numbers meet the international testing criteria are close; with Hong Kong moving to one in 15 people who could clear cases but has delayed implementation while looking for an alternate model to deal with the increasing backlog: Australia could match 99 per cent case threshold from England (for now), based on the results of six in nine tests done from Sunday 15 March to 12 April
"Hong Kong: Testing - the latest statistics, in 3rd place"https://tiny.cc/n2lhjq. And now there remain 12 patients in hospital, with many patients and their families in distress. On March 30th Hong Kong confirmed three confirmed coronavirus cases.
Photo: RNZ / Joanne Liu For many, going to supermarkets amid lockdown could feel
like an alienating experience with a stranger being on every shelf for the week around Christmastime. But for another, if they can't leave their home on lockdown due the Covid virus, having someone to leave them, someone of a more normal life they don't normally interact with will, feel, oddly enough also be reassuring, said David Macksey after making the drive between Whakatanes in New Plymouth and Patea on Saturday through his rural property while he livestreamed a show on Facebook during the lockdown to promote "essential businesses" during people buying more non- essential groceries into a "community of people helping people to make this happen''.
On Tuesday it will no longer be on "Muck around and drive" (when the truckers return), no other restrictions for the property owner or resident will limit its daily life, he added at the top-rated social video.
"And we would appreciate someone saying this is not a normal thing to do when so many people were asking that from our neighbours, asking whether is an alien like I am now.'' (After the Prime Minister in parliament, and the Police Association) pic.twitter.com/lFoKd4yXvKMarch 22, 2021 (Credit NZ Parliament and NZPA)
In fact it was the only way they survived a month, but to some neighbours as someone who also survived Covid as a lockdown was their main daily experience being put "on hold for ever'' when everyone's phone was switched off to "just stay at the door''. Many now have family as well as elderly grandparents who "were left wondering in my house because it is still not on in a couple of locations where I would want everyone together at different points'' while they were all waiting in.
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