Covid 19 Delta outbreak: Two new locations of interest revealed in Christchurch

Two new locations of interest have been revealed in Christchurch four days after the last case of Covid-19 was announced. Photo / George Heard

Two new locations of interest have been revealed in Christchurch four days after the last case of Covid-19 was announced.

The KFC on Colombo St in Sydenham is one of the locations. Anyone who visited on November 28 between 4pm and 4.30pm is asked to self-monitor for symptoms.

BP Russley Rd has also been added. The time of concern is between 6pm and 6.15pm on the same day.

A Ministry of Health spokesperson said the locations of interest are linked to the travel of a case reported in the Nelson-Tasman region.

The case was tested in the region in the days following their travel to Christchurch.

"At this stage, Public Health officials are not expecting any further Christchurch locations of interest to be published in relation to the case's travel.

"We would like to thank the case for coming forward to be testing and assisting with contact tracing efforts," they said.

The last case announced in the city was a child isolating at home after travelling from Auckland to Christchurch on an Air New Zealand flight.

The child left managed isolation last week and travelled from Auckland to Christchurch on Air NZ flight NZ8475 on Thursday, November 25.

The child tested positive on their Day 9 test while isolating at home with family.