Auckland Starts 3-Day Lockdown Over Three New Covid Cases

The video discusses the confirmation of new COVID-19 cases in New Zealand, infected with the UK strain. It explains the alert level system, with Auckland at Level 3 and the rest of the country at Level 2, detailing the restrictions imposed. The video also reflects on New Zealand's previous success in handling the pandemic and the potential for increased restrictions if community transmission is detected.

What strain of the virus has been confirmed in the new cases in New Zealand?

• Indian strain

• Brazilian strain

• UK strain

• South African strain

What alert level has Auckland been raised to?

• Level 1

• Level 4

• Level 2

• Level 3

What is required at alert Level 2 in New Zealand?

• No restrictions

• Social distancing and mask-wearing on public transport

• Schools and shops closed

• Complete lockdown

How long had New Zealand been free of COVID-19 restrictions before the new cases?

• Since March last year

• Since January this year

• Since December last year

• Since August last year

What could happen if community transmission is detected?

• Immediate return to normalcy

• No change in restrictions

• Restrictions could be scaled up and extended

• Restrictions could be lifted