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Covid 19 Delta outbreak: Ongoing positive wastewater results a strong indication of Pahiatua cases

Leanne Warr
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23 Nov, 2021 09:56 PMQuick Read

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A week of positive results for Covid in the wastewater is a "strong indicator that there may be COVID-19 in the Pahiatua community," health authorities say.

Tests had been carried out on November 15 to 18 with only November 17 having a negative result.

Rob Weir, medical officer of health at MidCentral District Health board said water testing had been undertaken across multiple sites in Tararua.

Anyone with Covid-19 symptoms in the rohe were encouraged to get a test.

A walk in testing station had been set up at 46 Main Street, Pahiatua from 9.30am to 3pm until Thursday afternoon.

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