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    New Zealand reported a breakthrough on Thursday (Aug 19) in tracing the source of a Covid-19 outbreak that plunged the nation into lockdown, with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern saying it should help “stamp out” the virus.

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    Health officials have been trying to determine how an Auckland man contracted the coronavirus this week, ending a six-month run of no community cases in New Zealand.

    Tests showed the man had a version of the Delta strain found in Australia, and Ms Ardern said investigations narrowed down the origin to a person who arrived from Sydney on Aug 7.

    She said the traveller had been in quarantine and hospital since touching down, indicating the virus had not been in the community as long as initially feared.

    “We believe we have uncovered the piece of the puzzle we were looking for,” Ms Ardern told reporters.

    She said finding the outbreak’s source also increased the “ability to circle the virus, lock it down and stamp it out”.

    Case numbers grew by 11 overnight to a total of 21, she said.

    Ms Ardern ordered a three-day national lockdown – New Zealand’s first in 15 months – when the first case emerged on Tuesday, with Auckland and nearby Coromandel facing restrictions for a week.
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    “We’re all prepared for cases to get worse before they get better, that’s always the pattern in these outbreaks,” she said.

    But she said there were grounds for cautious optimism “because we believe it wasn’t here for long before it was found”.

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    New Zealand has adopted a policy of eliminating the virus in the community, rather than containing it, which has resulted in only 26 deaths in a population of five million.

    Neighbouring Australia has been pursuing a similar “Covid zero” strategy, but is struggling to contain outbreaks of the Delta variant.

    Health authorities on Thursday urged mass Covid-19 testing for an entire Outback town in far western New South Wales, where an outbreak that began in Sydney two months ago is spreading.

    The area is grappling with Australia’s first significant outbreak in Aboriginal communities, with specialist military health teams deployed this week to boost sluggish vaccination efforts.

    Early in the pandemic, Wilcannia’s roughly 750 residents put up signs on the town’s limits asking travellers not to stop, fearing the virus could obliterate an already vulnerable community where more than 60 per cent identify as Indigenous.

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