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A further wake up call to to keep scanning with the Covid-19 app - amid two new community cases

A further wake up call to to keep scanning with the Covid-19 app - amid two new community cases

28 January 2021

The two completed their managed isolation in the same facility at the same time as the Northland case - and are now being treated as confirmed cases.

People who visited eight locations of interest are being asked to isolate and get a test.

They include BBQ King restaurant in Albany, Pak n Save Silverdale and Hickeys Pharmacy in Orewa.

Hibiscus and Bays local board member Janet Fitzgerald says members of the Orewa community need to make sure they scan their QR code or sign in.

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