As part of the now established rhythm of providing information about the current cluster, the Ministry of Health’s daily 1pm statement will focus on the data reporting on key actions being taken to support the COVID-19 response from the health sector.

The explanation about the actions in the COVID-19 response and the context for the data will be provided in the regular media stand-up.

Cases Number of new community cases: 49 Number of new cases identified at the border: 4 Location of new cases: Auckland (49) Location of community cases (total): Auckland 720; Wellington 16 Number of community cases (total): 736 (in current community outbreak) Cases infectious in the community: 36% of yesterday’s cases have exposure events Cases in isolation.

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Advance information on how British Columbians might access the vaccine passport app

Global’s Keith Baldrey has some advance details on Tuesday’s announcement by the B.C. government on how we’ll be able to access the vaccine passport app.

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21 community cases of COVID-19; one case still to be classified; more than 66,000 vaccines administered yesterday

Cases Number of new community cases: 21. There’s one additional case which is yet to be classified as either a community case or a border case.

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Protesters throw small rocks, debris at Trudeau as he leaves Ontario campaign stop

Justin Trudeau says he “might have” been hit by gravel thrown by protesters at an election campaign stop in London, Ont., on Monday.Trudeau was leaving the event when he was surrounded by angry protesters, some of whom appeared to be throwing handfuls of gravel and debris at the party leader.RCMP security detail were forced to hold up their hands to try and protect Trudeau from getting hit as he got on his campaign bus. Some members of the media following the Liberal campaign were hit by the small projectiles, but were not hurt.At London rally protesters threw gravel/small rocks at Trudeau.

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Blow for Brits as country set to run out of fireworks on Bonfire Night due to Covid

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Britain is set to run out of fireworks on Bonfire Night.Experts have warned the UK is only getting a third of its normal supply as main manufacturer China has cut production due to Covid.That has caused prices to soar – with the cost of a large crate of fireworks jumping from £5,770 to £21,000. Shipping prices from the Far East have rocketed too.As a result, Britain’s entire stockpile is set to go up in smoke on November 5.

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Delta variant turfs U.S. back-to-work plans as hospitals fill up

As the more contagious Delta variant continues to fuel a COVID-19 surge in the U.S., many companies are being forced to scrap back-to-work plans.

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Oil holds losses as investors assess outlook clouded by covid-19

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This country becomes first in the world to start giving Covid-19 jabs to toddlers

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KISS’ Paul Stanley spotted without mask in public days after testing positive for COVID-19

KISS‘ Paul Stanley has been spotted in public without a mask days after testing positive for COVID-19.The guitarist was seen walking inside of a West Hollywood Hotel last Tuesday (August 31) minus a face covering – you can see photos courtesy of The Daily Mail here.Aside from the fact that California has imposed a mask mandate, Los Angeles Department of Public Health has said that COVID-positive individuals should self-isolate for a minimum of 10 days.The news comes just five days after Stanley announced he had contracted coronavirus – which in turn forced the band to postpone a show in Philadelphia.

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COVID-19 update 7 September 2021

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield will update the media today at 1pm.

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Alabama ICU patients outnumber available beds, hospital association says

MONTGOMERY, Ala. - New statistics show the number of ICU patients is outpacing the number of designated available beds, according to the Alabama Hospital Association.The association tweeted out the latest numbers Monday, revealing a grim picture of how the COVID-19 pandemic is taking a toll on the state’s hospitals. According to the association, there are more than 2,700 Alabama residents hospitalized with COVID-19, with the majority of the cases involving adults.

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OVID-19: Ontario residents face uncertain autumn again

For the second year in a row, the CNE has been cancelled due to COVID-19 restrictions. Sean O’Shea looks back at the past year and how it can shape the upcoming autumn.

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Alberta to continue COVID-19 testing beyond Sept. 27 deadline

COVID-19 beyond Sept. 27, as the fourth wave of the pandemic continues to grip the province.In a statement Monday, Alberta Health confirmed testing for symptomatic people will continue past the initial deadline of Sept.

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COVID-19: Ontario’s unvaccinated education workers will be tested twice a week

Ontario’s teachers and education staff won’t be required to get a COVID-19 vaccine when the school year begins. But the Ontario government has detailed how they’ll be tested. Matthew Bingley reports.

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Conservatives remain strong in Alberta, but the NDP is the emerging ‘progressive’ choice

NDP on the move, Liberals stuck in the mud This federal election matters more for Alberta in terms of what it will mean for provincial politics going forward, and less about what it will mean for how many Conservative MPs the province will send to Ottawa this time around (hint: a lot).Most ridings will reliably vote Conservative, but that is because the main objective for Alberta voters in this election is simple: vote the Liberals (and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau) out of office.There is no love lost in Alberta for the Liberals or Trudeau, despite the Liberals winning four seats in Alberta in 2015.They lost them all in 2019.

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7 cases of COVID-19 confirmed so far in Metepenagiag First Nation

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Scotland's Deputy First Minister John Swinney self isolating after close contact tests positive for Covid

Covid. The Deputy First Minister has now booked a PCR test after being pinged.

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Most parents want online or hybrid learning for students, survey finds

recent survey found most parents and guardians are worried about their children getting infected with COVID-19 as in-person schooling resumes, and that a majority desired online classes or a hybrid situation. The survey was conducted by Edge Research and results were released on September 1 by the National PTA, a nonprofit association that provides resources to parents regarding public education.

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Canada is easing travel rules on Tuesday. Here’s what you need to know

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The latest coronavirus infection rates across Greater Manchester as cases drop in five boroughs and rise in five

Coronavirus infection rates have gone up in five Greater Manchester boroughs and have fallen in five, the latest data shows.

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'The Bravest' brew benefits 9/11 first responders

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Further relaxation of Covid-19 regulations agreed in Northern Ireland

A number of further relaxations of Covid-19 regulations in Northern Ireland have been agreed by Stormont ministers.

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Covid cases across Lanarkshire remain high with area still worst-hit in Europe

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Union workers feeling more confident amid COVID-19 labor shortage

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Effectiveness of new Alberta COVID-19 health restrictions under scrutiny

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Covid costs Ireland's tourism sector an estimated €13.4bn

The Covid-19 pandemic has cost the tourism sector here €13.4bn and 100,000 jobs have been lost as a result, a new report claims.

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Quebec reports 530 new COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations rise

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India administers more than 1 cr covid-19 doses, thrice in last 11 days

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Karnataka: Aim to vaccinate entire adult population against Covid by November, says health minister

Karnataka government is aiming to vaccinate the entire adult population in the state against Covid-19 by the end of November, said K Sudhakar, the state health and medical education minister, on Monday.

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New Covid scheme for business opens to applicants

A new targeted Government funded support scheme, aimed at assisting vulnerable but viable businesses whose earnings have collapsed due to Covid-19 restrictions, has opened for applications.

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Today's Public Health Scotland Covid infection rate data for every council region as 771 people battle disease in hospital

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La Salle University switches to remote learning amid COVID-19 case surge

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Covid-19, Afghanistan situation on agenda of BRICS Summit

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Fauci names new COVID-19 variant health officials are ‘keeping an eye on’

The Mu variant has mutations that "indicate that it might evade the protection from certain antibodies."RELATED: COVID-19 ‘mu’ strain: WHO tracks latest ‘variant of interest’Earlier this week, mu, known by scientists as B.1.621, was added to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) "of interest" list of variants. The variant was first identified in Colombia and has been confirmed in at least 39 countries, according to the WHO.He said the Mu variant is "not an immediate threat."The U.S.

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Kerala reports less than 20,000 new Covid cases, positivity rate at 16.71%

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India plans 50% increase in oxygen production before third COVID-19 wave

Bengaluru: India aims to ramp up its medical oxygen production capacity to 15,000 tonnes per day before a potential third wave of coronavirus infections that is expected to hit the country as soon as mid-September, an industry executive said.

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Covid-19 resurgence clouds business travel rebound

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Voters getting split between Liberals and NDP, creating path for Tories: election poll

federal election campaign gets tighter, a new poll provides hints on where the parties could see their support grow or shrink — and appears to show a growing split in the progressive vote between the Liberals and the NDP.The Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News suggests that split could create an opening for the Conservative Party, which not only has the most locked-in support but is also seen as the campaign with the most momentum.“Unless the progressives united behind one particular choice, they’re creating a good opportunity for Erin O’Toole and the Conservative Party,” said Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs.Nearly half of Conservative voters surveyed by Ipsos said they are absolutely certain of their vote choice.

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COVID-19: Unvaccinated Ontario school staff will need to get tested 2 times per week

COVID-19 test results two times per week, according to a memo from the Ministry of Education.The memo from Deputy Education Minister Nancy Naylor was sent to directors of education, as well as secretaries and treasurers of school authorities.“As you know, in accordance with the instructions issued by the (chief medical officer of health), schools and child care programs must require that individuals who are not fully vaccinated submit to regular rapid antigen screening,” the memo said.

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United States	Cases: 46 252 513 Deaths: 750 423 Recovered: 0
India	Cases: 34 321 025 Deaths: 459 652 Recovered: 0
Brazil	Cases: 21 835 785 Deaths: 608 235 Recovered: 0
United Kingdom	Cases: 9 215 683 Deaths: 141 607 Recovered: 0
Russia	Cases: 8 494 589 Deaths: 237 619 Recovered: 0

49 community cases of COVID-19; four new cases in managed isolation; more than 89,000 vaccines administered yesterday

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