February 28th, 2021: Lockdown Level 3 for Auckland, New Zealand...#covid19, #lockdownnz, #davidlilmnz, #iphonerepair, #aukland

28th February, 2021

Received an Emergency Alert on my phone yesterday after dinner.  We are going into another Lockdown Level 3 for Auckland.  It starts today and ends on Saturday, 6th March, 2021.

Some updates from the official media and government site:

New Zealand Herald

NZ Government Covid19 official announcement

27-4-2020: New Zealand will be on Covid19 Level 3 Alert tomorrow. #drmobileslimited, #iphonerepair, #samsungs10, #coronavirus, #covid19nz, #aucklandrepair, #auckland

27-4-2020:  New Zealand will be on Covid19 Level 3 Alert tomorrow.  It had been a long and challenging time to wait out on the #covid19nz Level 4 Lockdown.  I cannot recall when my hands consumer more alcohol than I do (not that I am a heavy drinking).  Made my self productive, did a lot of research on the impact of the #conronavirus pandemic.

We took a few hours to update our #phonerepair poster designs and to be shared on #socialmedia, #twitter, #facebook, #snapchat and #instagram.
This is a vertical layout poster for #iphonerepair with the #coronavirus theme.

The life we used to know before March 2020 will never be the same again.  #conronavirus pandemic is a the great equalizer; all nations on earth have to start again on equal footing.

We witness the so called "first world countries" suffered the most from the pandemic and literary brought to their knees.  Many expect the biggest economy tsunami will hit the global economy in a scale that had not been witness by humankind for the past 150 years or.  Short url link for this post is https://cutt.ly/0ya36KP

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Please see the official announcement of for the #level3 details on the #newzealand government official website.  Below is part of the official announcement:
New Zealand will be at Alert Level 3 from Tuesday 28 April
The Government has announced that New Zealand can safely move out of Alert Level 4 lockdown at 11.59pm on Monday 27 April.
20 Apr 2020
The Government has announced New Zealand will move out of Alert Level 4 lockdown at 11.59pm on Monday 27 April. We are still in Alert Level 4 until then.

We will hold at Alert Level 3 for 2 weeks, before Cabinet reviews how we are tracking and makes further decisions on 11 May.

The Government’s decision today allows many businesses to get going again, and for many people to go back to work.

Schools will be able to open soon after we move into Alert Level 3.

At Alert Level 3 we will need to be even more vigilant. All of us will need to unite against COVID-19 by sticking to the rules.

The Golden Rules for life at Alert Level 3:
Stay home. If you are not at work, school, exercising or getting essentials then you must be at home, the same as at Alert Level 4.
Work and learn from home if you can. We still want the vast majority of people working from home, and children and young people learning from home. At-risk students and staff should also stay at home, and they will be supported to do so. Early learning centres and schools will physically be open for up to Year 10 for families that need them.
Make your business COVID-19 safe. COVID-19 has spread in workplaces, so the quid pro quo of being able to open is doing it in a way that doesn’t spread the virus.
Stay regional. You can exercise at parks or beaches within your region, but the closer to home the better. Activities must be safe – keep 2 metres away from anybody not in your bubble. Make minimal trips.
Keep your bubble as small as possible. If you need to, you can expand your bubble a small amount to bring in close family, isolated people or caregivers.
Wash your hands often with soap. Then dry them. Cough and sneeze into your elbow.
If you are sick, stay at home and quickly seek advice from your GP or Healthline about getting a test. There is no stigma to COVID-19. We will only be successful if everyone is willing to play their part in finding it wherever it is.
Businesses can use the week ahead to prepare for Alert Level 3. Any preparation should be done in line with Alert Level 4 restrictions.

Please read the full announcement here.
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27-4-2020: Last day of New Zealand Covid19 Lockdown #drmobileslimited, #iphonerepair, #samsungs10, #coronavirus, #covid19nz, #aucklandrepair, #auckland

27th April, 2020:  Well, we are on our last day for the NZ Lockdown, four weeks almost gone now!  Hopefully New Zealand will be back to normal work schedule and regular life.  We took the time to create our "work from home" posters to be shared on #facebook, #twitter, #snapchap and #googleblog.  This design is for www.drmobiles.co.nz and it has a horizontal layout.
Short url link for this post:  https://cutt.ly/gya37Vy

The New Zealand Herald has a detail news report on this subject matter:

Covid 19 coronavirus: Last day of lockdown - Jacinda Ardern's message to New Zealand

With New Zealand in its final day of level 4 lockdown, the Government is urging people not to "slacken off the effort" when it comes to the country's Covid-19 fight.

After four weeks at alert level 4, at midnight tonight New Zealand will move to level 3 – an alert level the country will be at for at least two more weeks.

But Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has warned people not to get too complacent during the final lockdown hours.  Please see the full article here. 

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24th April, 2020: #Coronavirus Pandemic Update #Auckland, #covid19, #virusnews, #update, #auckland, #drmobiles, #iphonerepair, @davidlim #iPhone11repair

24th April, 2020:  Coronavirus at a glance:

Latest World Update:
Coronavirus Cases:  2,718,699
Deaths: 190,654
Recovered: 745,620

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  The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said there were "worrying upward trends" in early epidemics in parts of Africa and central and South America, warning that the "virus will be with us for a long time". 
• More than 2.5 million people around the world have been diagnosed with the coronavirus. At least 178,000 have died, with the US accounting for about a quarter of all deaths, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
• The United Nations is warning global hunger could double as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, putting 265 million people at risk. 
• Australia is trying to build support internationally for an independent review of the origins and spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

Here are the latest updates:

Wednesday, April 22

23:59 GMT - New virus timeline in US; California had 2 deaths weeks earlier

Two people with the coronavirus died in California as much as three weeks before the US reported its first death from the disease in late February - a gap that a top health official says may have led to delays in issuing stay-at-home orders in the nation's most populous state.

Dr Sara Cody, health director in Northern California's Santa Clara County, says the deaths were missed because of a scarcity of testing and the federal government's limited guidance on who should be tested.

The infections in the two patients were confirmed by way of autopsy tissue samples that were sent to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for analysis. The county coroner's office received the results on Tuesday, officials say.

"If we had had widespread testing earlier and we were able to document the level of transmission in the county, if we had understood then people were already dying, yes, we probably would have acted earlier than we did, which would have meant more time at home," Cody says.

23:52 GMT - Global air traffic could drop by up to 1.2 billion passengers

International air passenger traffic could drop by as many as 1.2 billion travellers, or two-thirds, by September 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic weighs on demand, the United Nations aviation agency says.

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) estimates that international capacity could drop by as much as two-thirds from previous forecasts for the first three quarters of 2020.

"Europe and the Asia-Pacific will be hardest hit by the capacity and revenue impacts, followed by North America. Similarly, the most substantial reduction in passenger numbers is expected to be in Europe, especially during its peak summer travel season, followed by the Asia-Pacific," it adds.Coronavirus has led to widespread flight cancellations and grounding of aircraft.

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Protect yourself and others around you by knowing the facts and taking appropriate precautions. Follow advice provided by your local public health agency.
To prevent the spread of COVID-19:
Clean your hands often. Use soap and water, or an alcohol-based hand rub.
Maintain a safe distance from anyone who is coughing or sneezing.
Don’t touch your eyes, nose or mouth.
Cover your nose and mouth with your bent elbow or a tissue when you cough or sneeze.
Stay home if you feel unwell.
If you have a fever, a cough, and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention. Call in advance.
Follow the directions of your local health authority.
Avoiding unneeded visits to medical facilities allows healthcare systems to operate more effectively, therefore protecting you and others.

Coronavirus pushes US jobless to Depression level: Live updates #auckland, #coronavirus, #covid19, #virusnews, #update, #auckland, #drmobiles, #iphonerepair, @davidlim #iPhone11repairm #Samsungrepair, #crackedscreen

Coronavirus pushes US jobless to Depression level: Live updatesNews source


UK scientists have started testing an experimental vaccine as the death toll from the infection hits 190,000 worldwide.

24 Apr 2020 02:41 GMT
26 million people have sought US jobless aid in the past five weeks since the coronavirus hit. About one in six American workers have lost their jobs, by far the worst string of layoffs since the Great Depression of the 1930s. The US House of Representatives has passed a nearly $500bn spending package to help businesses and hospitals.

More than 190,000 people have died due to the pandemic, with 2.7 million infected, out of whom almost 750,000 have recovered.

Testing of an experimental COVID-19 vaccine began on healthy volunteers at University of Oxford in Britain, the latest in a cluster of early-stage studies in search of protection against the coronavirus.

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) says there are "worrying upward trends" in early epidemics in parts of Africa and Central and South America, warning that the "virus will be with us for a long time".


Here are the latest updates:

Friday, April 24
02:34 GMT - Trump suggests injecting disinfectant to fight coronavirus
US President Donald Trump has suggested that disinfectants could be injected on human beings as part of an experiment to fight coronavirus.

During his latest press conference on Thursday, Trump also said that ultraviolet rays could be introduced through the skin to test whether it would work in curing the deadly disease.

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24-4-2020: #Coronavirus #Covid19virus #Global Update @ 01:57GMT by @davidlim

	24th April, 2020: Global Coronavirus Update @ 01:57 GMT, https://bit.ly/nzdavid
	Source: WHO and Reuters - @davidlim
	Country	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Total Recovered	Active Cases	Serious, Critical	Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop
	World	2,718,699	1,893	190,654	126	745,620	1,782,425	58,678	349	24.5		19,896
	Italy	189,973		25,549		57,576	106,848	2,267	3,142	423	1,579,909	26,131
	France	158,183		21,856		42,088	94,239	5,053	2,423	335	463,662	7,103
	Germany	153,129		5,575		103,300	44,254	2,908	1,828	67	2,072,669	24,738
	UK	138,078		18,738		N/A	118,996	1,559	2,034	276	583,496	8,595
	Turkey	101,790		2,491		18,491	80,808	1,816	1,207	30	791,906	9,390
	Iran	87,026		5,481		64,843	16,702	3,105	1,036	65	389,507	4,637
	China	82,804	6	4,632		77,257	915	57	58	3
	Russia	62,773		555		4,891	57,327	2,300	430	4	2,401,616	16,457
	Brazil	50,036	544	3,331	18	26,573	20,132	8,318	235	16	291,922	1,373
	Belgium	42,797		6,490		9,800	26,507	993	3,693	560	179,666	15,502
	Canada	42,110		2,147		14,761	25,202	557	1,116	57	620,101	16,430
	Netherlands	35,729		4,177		N/A	31,302	1,008	2,085	244	187,000	10,913
	Switzerland	28,496		1,549		20,600	6,347	386	3,293	179	227,554	26,293
	India	23,039		721		5,012	17,306		17	0.5	500,542	363
	Portugal	22,353		820		1,201	20,332	204	2,192	80	300,525	29,473
	Peru	20,914		572		7,422	12,920	396	634	17	185,238	5,618
	Ireland	17,607		794		9,233	7,580	147	3,566	161	111,584	22,598
	Sweden	16,755		2,021		550	14,184	533	1,659	200	94,500	9,357
	Austria	15,002		522		11,694	2,786	169	1,666	58	205,835	22,854
	Israel	14,803		192		5,611	9,000	139	1,710	22	240,303	27,763
	Saudi Arabia	13,930		121		1,925	11,884	93	400	3	200,000	5,745
	Japan	12,368		328		1,494	10,546	259	98	3	135,983	1,075
	Chile	11,812		168		5,804	5,840	411	618	9	135,147	7,070
	Mexico	11,633	#ERROR!	1,069	99	2,627	7,937	378	90	8	49,570	384
	Ecuador	11,183		560		1,328	9,295	141	634	32	34,840	1,975
	Singapore	11,178		12		924	10,242	26	1,911	2	94,796	16,203
	Pakistan	11,057		235		2,337	8,485	60	50	1	124,549	564
	S. Korea	10,708	6	240		8,501	1,967	55	209	5	589,520	11,499
	Poland	10,511		454		1,740	8,317	160	278	12	250,719	6,625
	Romania	10,096		545		2,478	7,073	236	525	28	113,336	5,891
	UAE	8,756		56		1,637	7,063	1	885	6	790,000	79,875
	Denmark	8,073		394		5,384	2,295	74	1,394	68	116,621	20,134
	Belarus	8,022		60		938	7,024	92	849	6	122,543	12,968
	Indonesia	7,775		647		960	6,168		28	2	59,935	219
	Qatar	7,764		10		750	7,004	72	2,695	3	73,457	25,497
	Norway	7,401		194		32	7,175	50	1,365	36	152,095	28,055
	Serbia	7,276		139		1,063	6,074	96	833	16	51,324	5,874
	Czechia	7,187		210		2,152	4,825	76	671	20	195,725	18,277
	Ukraine	7,170		187		504	6,479	45	164	4	72,296	1,653
	Philippines	6,981		462		722	5,797	1	64	4	72,346	660
	Australia	6,667		75		5,045	1,547	45	261	3	466,659	18,300
	Malaysia	5,603		95		3,542	1,966	42	173	3	117,406	3,627
	Dominican Republic	5,543		265		581	4,697	135	511	24	18,261	1,683
	Panama	5,166	174	146	2	271	4,749	86	1,197	34	23,534	5,454
	Colombia	4,561		215		927	3,419	98	90	4	71,500	1,405
	Finland	4,284		172		2,000	2,112	60	773	31	71,000	12,814