A new Te Awamutu supermarket is among the listed locations of interest released by the Ministry of Health.
Six other new locations or exposure events linked to people with Covid-19 have been released by the Ministry of Health early this afternoon - three of them being in Te Awamutu.
• West Liquor Lincoln Green Henderson: 159 Lincoln Rd. Thursday October 16 between 12pm and 12.10pm.
• Mr Meats Plus Henderson
• BP Connect Howick: 136 Ridge Rd. Thursday October 14 between 3pm and 3.30pm.
• Countdown Te Awamutu: 180 Sloane St. Friday October 15 between 5.45pm and 7.55pm.
• Airport Superette Mangere: 279 Kirkbride Rd. Saturday October 16 between 6.46pm and 6.48pm.
• Countdown Auckland Airport: Cnr George Bolt Memorial & John Goulter Drive. Saturday October 16, between 6.54pm and 7.10pm.
• Socials Laundromat Takanini: 7 Tironui Rd. Saturday October 16 between 7pm and 9pm.
Anyone who visited the Takanini laundromat must self-isolate for 14 days after they were exposed. Health offiicals are also asking these peolple to immediately get tested as well as on day five and 12.
Countdown Te Awamutu is the region's most recent location of interest, and was visited by an infected person last Friday.
Shoppers during the specified time must self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days after they were exposed.
The same advice goes to anyone who visited the other locations of interest released at 6pm by the Ministry of Health.
• BP Connect Hobsonville: 116 Hobsonville Point Rd. Wednesday October 13, between 9.09am and 9.15am.
BP Connect Hobsonville was the only new location of interest to be released at 4pm today, anyone at the petrol station during the specified time must self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days after they were exposed.
• BP Opaheke: 373 Great South Rd. Monday October 11 between 12pm and 12.15pm.
• BP Opaheke: 373 Great South Rd. Monday October 18. Between 10.45am and 11am.
• BP Opaheke : 373 Great South Rd. Tuesday October 18 between 1.15pm and 1.45pm.
• Princes St Foodmarket Pukekohe: 59 Princes St. Saturday October 16 between 10.25am and 11.05am.
BP Opaheke was visited by an infected person three times this month. Anyone at the petrol station during the specified time must self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days after they were exposed.
The same advice is given to shoppers who were at Princes St Foodmarket on October 16.
• BP Connect Counties: 76 Edinburgh St, Pukekohe Hill, South Auckland
• Westside Superette: 7 West St, Pukekohe, South Auckland
• Fresh Choice Te Awamutu: 39 Rewi St, Te Awamutu
• College Superette: 943 Alexandra St, Te Awamutu (twice)
• Countdown Westgate: Corner of Westgate and Fernhill Drive, Massey, West Auckland
All the Te Awamutu events happened last week.
A person who has tested positive for Covid visited the Fresh Choice supermarket on Rewi St on Tuesday, October 12, between 6.30pm and 7.30pm.
The College Superette, on Alexandra St in Te Awamutu, has two exposure events connected to it.
The first is recorded on the same day, last week on Tuesday, between 12.30pm and 1.30pm. The second visit was the next day, last Wednesday, also between 12.30pm and 1.30pm.
The advice for those who were there at the same time is to monitor their health for 14 days after the day they were there and get a test if Covid symptoms start to show.
Those who were at the Countdown Westgate supermarket in Massey, West Auckland, last Thursday are being told about a Covid positive case who was there between 2pm and 4pm that day.
Two places in Pukekohe have also been added to the ministry's website.
A person with the virus was at the BP Connect Counties, on Edinburgh St, on Saturday morning between 9am and 10.30am.
An infected member of the public was also at the Westside Superette on West St, Pukekohe, between 9.15am and 10.50am that same day.
• Pak'nSave Mt Albert: 1173 New North Rd, Mt Albert, Auckland
A person who has tested positive for the virus was at the Pak'nSave Mt Albert supermarket last week on the evening of Thursday October 14. The affected time is between 5.20pm and 6.30pm.
Shoppers who were there during that time are advised to monitor their health for 14 days after being there and to get a test if Covid symptoms develop.
Health authorities are expected to announce more locations of interest and exposure events after 94 cases were identified in the community yesterday.
An exposure event at a West Auckland park has been removed from the list this morning, after members of the public were told to self-isolate for two weeks if they had been there on Friday night.
Shadbolt Park on Portage Rd, in New Lynn, was linked to at least one person with Covid who was there between 7.30pm and 8.30pm.
The Ministry of Health urged anyone who was there in that hour to immediately self-isolate at home for 14 days, get a Covid test and record their visit so contact tracers could be in touch.
The nature of the park visit - whether it was an exercise class or a meeting between two households, for example - has not been made known.
Director-general of health Dr Ashley Bloomfield told media at today's 1pm Covid update that further investigations found that those who were at the area were all known to each other and were now isolating.
Some locations visited by Covid-positive people are not added to the ministry's website as health officials and contact tracers have been in touch with everyone who was at a particular location at any given time.
The ministry has been approached for further information.
The latest anyone with the virus has been out in the community was early on Monday evening, when a person was at Dunkin' Donuts on Universal Drive in Henderson, West Auckland.
• Dunkin' Donuts Henderson: 192 Universal Drive, Henderson, West Auckland
• Countdown Lincoln Rd: 185 Universal Drive, Henderson, West Auckland
• Clarks Beach store: 14 Seaway Rd, Clarks Beach, South Auckland
The infected member of the public was there between 5.37pm and 5.50pm that day.
Anyone who entered the shop during that time is told to monitor their health for 14 days after being exposed. If Covid symptoms start to show, get a test.
The Countdown Lincoln Rd supermarket - just across the road from Dunkin' Donuts Henderson - has also been identified as a location of interest on the same day.
A person with the virus was in the supermarket for just under half an hour that day between 12.35pm and 1pm.
Shoppers are told to monitor their health for two weeks after the day of exposure and to get a Covid test if symptoms start to show.
At Clarks Beach, near the Manukau Harbour, a Covid-infected person was at a local store on Monday.
A person with the virus has been linked to Clarks Beach Store, at 14 Seaway Rd, between 11.45am and 1pm that day.
The same advice is also being given to affected members of the public - they must monitor their health for 14 days after being exposed, and seek a test if any symptoms start to show up.
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