Covid-19: QR scans again surge past 1m as 'app advocates' mooted
As QR scans again surge past million mark, could roving "app advocates" keep up momentum?
As QR scans again surge past million mark, could roving "app advocates" keep up momentum?
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The testing follows positive cases of Covid-19 in Auckland and Northland.
Onus on Govt to keep momentum up as Covid-19 scare prompted doubling in QR code scans.
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"I didn't really expect it because there were so many good people there."