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Unite against COVID-19

15 Feb, 14 tweets, 3 min read

Locations of interest and required actions

For contact tracing purposes, anyone who attended one of the locations listed here during the relevant timeframes is considered to be either a ‘Casual Plus Contact’ or a 'Casual Contact'.

Our current advice is that although there is a low risk of exposure, out of an abundance of caution, we are asking individuals to follow the instructions in the table below if they visited these locations during the relevant times.

Please note extra time has been added on either side of each visit to ensure we reach all potential contacts. As a result of this, you will notice that some times may overlap.

6 February
- BP Papakura, 7am-8.15am. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline
- McDonalds Southern Motorway, 7am-8.15am. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline
- GAS Piopio,8.30am-9.30am. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP.

- Te Rewarewa Bridge, 12pm-1.30pm. Monitor your health for the next 14 days. If you begin to feel unwell or develop any COVID-19 symptoms, contact Healthline
- Sumela Kebab, New Plymouth, 12.30pm-2.30pm. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline

- Amber Court Motel, New Plymouth, 1.30pm. 10.30am 8 Feb. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline
- Pukekura Park, 5.30pm-9pm. Monitor your health for the next 14 days. If you begin to feel unwell or develop any COVID-19 symptoms, contact Healthline.

7 February
- Egmont National Park (The Pouakai Range - Mangorei Track) 7.30am-3.30pm. Monitor your health for the next 14 days. If you begin to feel unwell or develop any COVID-19 symptoms, contact Healthline

8 February
- Cycle Inn New Plymouth, 9.30am-11am. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline
- Puke Ariki Library, 11.45am-2.15pm. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline

- Back Beach, New Plymouth, 2pm-5pm. Monitor your health for the next 14 days. If you begin to feel unwell or develop any COVID-19 symptoms, contact Healthline
- BP Breakwater Road, New Plymouth, 3.30pm-4.35pm. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline

- McDonalds Otorohanga, 4pm-5.30pm. Please stay at home and get tested ASAP and call Healthline

12 February
- Chemist Warehouse, Manukau 11.30am-2pm. Please stay at home and get a test on the 17th of February and call Healthline.
- Pak'nSave Manukau, 3.45pm-5pm. Please stay at home and get a test on the 17th of February and call Healthline

13 February
- Bunnings Warehouse Manukau, 8.30am-10am. Please stay at home and get a test on the 18th of February and call Healthline
- Bunnings Warehouse Takanini, 1pm-2.30pm. Please stay at home and get a test on the 18th of February and call Healthline

- Bunnings Warehouse Botany,1.30pm-4.30pm. Please stay at home and get a test on the 18th of February and call Healthline.
- Rainfurly Skinny Superette, 5.30pm-6.30pm. Please stay at home and get a test on the 18th of February and call Healthline

- Papatoetoe High School, our key advice here is to stay home and self-isolate until you receive further information from the school.

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