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Neuseelands zweite Coronavirus-Welle ebbt ab

In Neuseelands grösster Stadt Auckland herrscht weiter Maskenpflicht in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln

Neuseeland hat seine einschränkenden Corona-Maßnahmen weitgehend aufgehoben. Restriktionen im öffentlichen Leben gelten seit Montagabend nur noch in der größten Stadt Auckland. Dort gilt aber auch weiter Maskenpflicht in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln. Die Neu-Infektionen in der Bevölkerung insgesamt sind rückläufig.

Daher könnten im Rest des Landes auch Großveranstaltungen wieder stattfinden, wie etwa ein Rugby-Spiel gegen Australien im Oktober, kündigte Premierministerin Jacinda Ardern an. Die Südinsel des Landes ist sogar coronavirusfrei. Die Grenzen für internationale Reisende bleiben aber weiter geschlossen.

Neuseeland hat für rund $ 27 Mio Covid-19-Impfstoffe von der globalen COVAX Allianz bestellt. Sobald ein sicherer Anti-Coronavirus Impfstoff gefunden sei, könnte somit sofort die Hälfte der neuseeländischen Bevölkerung behandelt werden, hiess es seitens der Regierung. Seit Beginn der Pandemie und mit Stand 14. September 20 gab es in Neuseeland insgesamt 1815 mit dem Corona-Virus infizierte Personen, 24 davon starben an den Folgen der Covid 19-Infektion . (14. September 20)

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