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The Ministry of Health has revealed the Covid-19 case who visited Wellington actually came from Northland, not Rotorua as previously thought.
Wellington has four locations of interest relating to this case – Farmers Kilbirnie, the Brentwood Hotel in Kilbirnie, Wellington Airport and the nearby Burger King.
A spokesperson from theministry confirmed on Friday the positive case previously thought to be from Rotorua actually flew in from Northland on Monday, November 22.
During the week, they flew to Rotorua and then back to Wellington, flying home on Friday, November 26.
"The flights this person took have been classified as exposure events and the contacts have been identified and followed up."
The ministry says no further locations are expected as a result of this case.
The previous four locations of interest and times are listed in full below. The ministry recommends anyone who was in one of these locations at the same time should self-monitor for Covid-19 symptoms for 10 days from the date of exposure.
If symptoms develop, get tested and stay home until a negative test result is received and you've been symptom-free for 48 hours.
