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New Zealand reports 9,953 new Covid community cases

By IANS | Updated: July 21, 2022 10:55 IST

Wellington, July 21 New Zealand recorded 9,953 new community cases of Covid and 32 more deaths from the ...

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Wellington, July 21 New Zealand recorded 9,953 new community cases of Covid and 32 more deaths from the pandemic.

The Ministry of Health said on Thursday 383 Covid cases have recently travelled overseas.

Currently, 767 Covid patients are being treated in hospitals, including 20 in intensive care units or high dependency units, Xinhua news agency reported.

New Zealand has reported 1,529,508 confirmed cases of Covid since the pandemic hit the country in early 2020.

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