New Zealand’s worst nightmare: Jacinda Ardern announces four new coronavirus cases among the same family after country was the envy of the world with ZERO community cases in 100 days
New Zealand has recorded four new cases of coronavirus within one family, sparking fears of a second wave.
The nation has been the envy of the world for its handling of the COVID-19 crisis, particularly after passing the 100 day milestone without any community transmission.
Prime Minister Ardern scheduled a last minute press conference for about 9.15pm on Tuesday night as word spread of a potential lockdown.
New Zealand went into level 4 lockdown on March 25, acting swiftly once the threat of COVID-19 was present.
By April 27, the virus appeared somewhat under control and the lockdown was eased to level 3.
May 13 signalled the beginning of level 2 lockdown while most restrictions were entirely eased on June 9.
On Tuesday, New
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