The Prime Minister of New Zealand has been confirmed to have a Govt-19 infection

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacintha Artern Overseeing his country’s world-leading response to the corona virus infection, Positive test for Govit-19, Announced in his office on Saturday.

Artern’s symptoms are mild They will be isolated at home for another seven days, the government said in a statement.

He has already been isolated since last Sunday His partner Clark Cafford tested positiveAnd was due to resume his parliamentary duties on Monday.

New Zealand used one of the world’s most controlled approaches to manage the initial eruption of COVID-19 By 2020, its mortality rate will be one of the lowest in 892 developed countries.

However, Omicron has seen an increase since restrictions were relaxed in MarchOf the more than 50,000 people registered last week, Ardern’s positive case.

Thus stated in that statement Artern’s preparations for the upcoming business venture into the United States will not be affected.

Although he is scheduled to deliver his inaugural address at Harvard University on May 26, details of the trip have not yet been confirmed.

Artern He will not be in parliament for two high-level national announcements, the release of the government’s emissions reduction plan on Monday and the submission of the annual budget on Thursday.

“This is a historic week for the government. I could not be there.”Ordner said.

“Our emissions reduction plan paves the way for achieving our zero carbon target and the budget marks the long-term future and security of the New Zealand healthcare system.

“But as I said earlier this week, being isolated with Covit-19 was a very kiwi experience this year and my family is no different.”

Artern shared a photo of his positive test on Instagram.

New Zealand The Prime Minister announced on Wednesday that one of the strict border controls imposed by COVID-19 will be fully reopened to the world in August..

Starting at 11:59 pm on July 31, border guards will be completely removed and pre-departure screenings will be canceled, Artern said.

“New Zealand is now fully open for business.”

Restrictions prior to March 2020 were appreciated at the time and allowed New Zealand to have one of the lowest Govt mortality rates among industrialized nations.

However, There were those who were inflexible and ruthless and those who criticized them that the economy had slowed down.

During most of the epidemics, foreigners had to be isolated for two weeks in military-protected government hotels.

Such restrictions have been lifted for New Zealanders and travelers from countries where entry visas are not required. The whole world was told to wait until October.

But Artern announced at a business meeting in Auckland The date was presented more than two months ago as part of a series of announcements to put a stop to the economy, especially the tourism sector.

(With information from AFP)

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