No new cases of Covid 19 in Bay of Plenty and Lakes district
Zero new cases of Covid 19 in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district overnight.
Zero new cases of Covid 19 in the Bay of Plenty and Lakes district overnight.
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There were no new cases in the Bay of Plenty or Lakes regions