Source: Covid-19 New Zealand Government Announcements
Read the latest update on cases from the Ministry of Health.
Eighty percent of Māori are now fully vaccinated against COVID-19. This follows 454,492 of eligible Māori now having received their second dose.
Both Waikato and Hawkes Bay have now reached 90% fully vaccinated. In Waikato 320,537 eligible people have now had their second dose and in the Hawke’s Bay 130,771 are now double-dosed.
Update on today’s COVID-19 cases | health.govt.nz (external link)
Vaccinations
- Vaccines administered to date (percentage of eligible people):
- 3,971,765 first doses (94%)
- 3,834,830 second doses (91%)
- 27,948 third primary doses
- 273,640 booster doses.
- Māori (percentage of eligible people):
- 498,975 first doses (87%)
- 454,492 second doses (80%)
- Pacific Peoples (percentage of eligible people):
- 269,184 first doses (94%)
- 255,887 second doses (89%)
Hospitalisations
- Cases in hospital: 47:
- 5 in North Shore
- 14 in Auckland
- 22 in Middlemore
- 2 in Waikato
- 4 in Tauranga
Cases
- Number of new community cases: 126 over two days
- Number of new cases identified at the border: 10 over two days
- Number of new Omicron cases identified at the border: 7 new over two days, taking total to 45
- Location of new community cases over two days:
- Auckland (88)
- Waikato (17)
- Bay of Plenty (6)
- Lakes (13)
- Taranaki (1)
- Northland (1)
- Number of community cases (current community outbreak total): 10,619
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