过去一周，新西兰报告了 3095 例新的 Covid-19 病例，另有 20 人死于该病毒。
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在新增病例中，1351例为再次感染。
9 月 17 日星期日午夜，有 186 例住院病例，其中 2 例在重症监护室。
新病例的 7 天滚动平均值为 426 例。
上周 Te Whatu Ora 报告新增 3458 例病例，另有 15 例死亡。
来源：RNZ
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