Modelling suggests Raglan Whāingaroa covid cases may be above 70 by early March

There were 325 new cases confirmed in the Waikato on Thursday 25th. Two new cases in Raglan Whāingaroa, along with cases now confirmed to the area lifts the total of active covid cases from eleven to twenty four. Please see image for all Waikato locations. There are 75 cases where the location has still to be determined.

Todays’ updated projection of the rapid increase of Raglan Whāingaroa cases using a polynomial curve fit modelling indicates that there may be over 70 community cases in Raglan by early March. See graph.

The total number of cases during this Waikato outbreak is now 3330 (1689 active and 1641 recovered).

For details of all dedicated testing sites including other general practices, please visit www.healthpoint.co.nz/covid-19/waikato, www.waikatodhb.health.nz/cbac or check the pinned post on our Waikato DHB Facebook page.

There were 2330 tests processed in Waikato yesterday and 2394 vaccinations given.

There are seven COVID-19 positive individuals receiving care in Waikato Hospital.

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Note: Previously listed case locations will at times be reclassified following investigations. Some cases have been allocated to locations outside Waikato so contribute to our case totals but are not listed in case locations. Cases may also be allocated to Waikato from other regions but are not noted as a new case as they have been previously announced. The Ministry of Health’s daily reported cases may differ slightly from those reported at a DHB or local public health unit level. This is because of different reporting cut off times and the assignment of cases between regions, for example when a case is tested outside their usual region of residence.

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