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New Zealand’s zero Covid strategy is becoming unsustainable

22 August 2021

5:00 PM

22 August 2021

5:00 PM

New Zealand has done remarkably well over the past 18 months at protecting its citizens from the worst of the Covid pandemic – better than almost any other country in the world. Only 26 people have died of Covid in the country, after it has aggressively locked down at the first sign of a case and closed off its borders to the rest of the world.

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