Two new locations of interest have been announced by health officials this afternoon - a laundromat and a sports centre.
Members of the public - and essential workers, in particular - are urged to continue to check the Ministry of Health's locations of interest page to make sure they have not been exposed to the virus.
• PJ's Laundromat Clover Park, 31 Othello Drive, Clover Park.
• Mountfort Park Manurewa Sports Centre Steps, 180 Weymouth Rd, Manurewa
Two new locations have been added to the list.
PJ's Laundromat in Clover Park was visited twice by a person with Covid-19. The first visit was on September 18 between 8.15am and 9.15am, the second was the day after at the same time.
The Mountfort Park Manurewa Sports Centre Steps was visited by a person on September 20 for three hours.
Anyone at the centre between 5pm to 8pm must self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days.
The same advice goes for anyone who viisted the PJ's Laundromat during the times of exposure.
• BP Connect Flatbush : 300 Te Irirangi Drive, Flat Bush.
• Othello Superette: 31 Othello Drive, Clover Park.
Both locations were visited by a Covid-positive person over the weekend.
BP Connect Flatbush was visited on September 18 between 8.19am to 8.30am.
Othello Superette was visited twice, on September 18 between 8.45am to 9.15am, and September 19 between 8.45am to 9.15am.
Anyone who visited these locations during these exposure times must self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 14 days.
• Pak'nSave Māngere: Corner of Bader Drive and Orly Ave, Māngere
• Crystal Laundromat Manurewa: 4/439 Roscommon Rd, Clendon Park
• Clendon foodmarket (dairy): 2/439 Roscommon Rd, Clendon Park
All three locations were visited by a Covid-positive person last Wednesday, September 15.
The laundromat and the Clendon Foodmarket - a dairy - are in the same shopping complex on Roscommon Rd.
A person with the virus was at the laundromat from 3.05pm to 3.30pm on that day.
The dairy was visited by a Covid case shortly after that, between 3.38pm and 3.45pm.
The Pak'nSave Māngere visit was for two hours between 10.30am and 12.30pm.
This is the fourth time that particular supermarket has been linked to a Covid case or cases; after earlier exposure events on Saturday, September 11, Sunday, September 12, and Sunday, September 5.
Earlier today, the ministry released one location of interest - another supermarket in Māngere that has also been connected to a person or people with Covid-19 four times in the last fortnight.
Countdown Māngere Mall, at the Māngere Town Centre on Bader Drive, was visited by a person who has tested positive for Covid last Thursday, September 16.
They were there between 11am and 1pm and anyone who was there at the same time is told to self-monitor for 14 days after the date of exposure.
Like Pak'nSave Māngere, just around the corner, this is also the fourth time the supermarket has been connected to a person with Covid in the past two weeks.
A positive case was also there two days before the latest visit, on September 14, as well as on Sunday, September 12, and Thursday, September 9.
The same advice is being given to anyone who was there at the affected times on those days - keep an eye on your health for any flu-like and Covid symptoms for two weeks after you visited a location of interest.
Only a few locations of interest were released by the ministry yesterday.
The latest anyone with the virus has been out in the community - according to the list - is three days ago when a Covid positive person was at the Countdown Botany Downs supermarket on Sunday afternoon.
The affected person was there between 12.30pm and 2.30pm that day.
• Pak'nSave Sylvia Park: 286 Mt Wellington Highway, Mt Wellington. Friday, September 17, between 9.30am and 11.45am
• Countdown Mt Wellington: Corner of Penrose Rd and Mt Wellington Highway. Wednesday, September 15, between 12.15pm and 12.50pm
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