Should immigrants be quarantined after the confirmed cases in New Zealand are cleared?

On the afternoon of the 8th local time, after the Ministry of Health of New Zealand announced that the newly confirmed cases in the country had been cleared, New Zealand Prime Minister Aden announced that from midnight on the 8th, the whole country of New Zealand entered the alert phase of 1. Blohme Field, Director-General of Public Health of New Zealand, said that starting from this weekend, all immigrants will be tested twice during the 14-day quarantine period. In addition, clinics and mobile testing stations will continue to carry out testing.

Aden announced at a press conference at 3 pm local time on the 8 th that the government cabinet has reached an agreement and the alert level will be reduced to level one. She explained that the 48-hour transition time was not given in this alert adjustment because individuals and enterprises do not need to make any preparations for any restrictions.

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Life in New Zealand is gradually returning to normal.

New Zealand Prime Minister Aden Aden recently explained the freedom and restrictions under the first-level alert. Except for border control, under the first-class alarm, basically all restrictions will be lifted, there will be no physical distance requirement, no restrictions on the number of parties, and life will return to the way it used to be.

In the past few months, the impact of the epidemic on New Zealand's economy has been less than expected, and the economic recovery will be faster than expected. She called on New Zealanders to continue to buy local products and support the local economy.

At the same time, she pointed out that New Zealand is already one of the few countries with the least restrictions in the world. However, she also called on people to continue to record their travel tracks. Merchants and enterprises still need to provide QR codes for customers to scan with the software of the Ministry of Health, so that possible contacts can track their work.

China News Network-New Zealand COVID-19 confirmed cases cleared.