COVID-19 UPDATE FOR 17 February 2022 (CKT)
The Cook Islands has recorded its fourth COVID-19 case. Earlier this afternoon a person traveling
The Cook Islands has recorded its fourth COVID-19 case. Earlier this afternoon a person traveling
Health ministry Te Marae Ora (TMO) has PCR tested a further 52 people for the
16 February 2022 Health ministry Te Marae Ora (TMO) has confirmed that the two travelling
16 February 2022 Health ministry Te Marae Ora (TMO) has confirmed that the two travelling
Health ministry Te Marae Ora (TMO) has so far tested a further 175 people for
Health ministry Te Marae Ora has tested a further 371 people for Covid-19 today, on
13 February 2022 (CKT) – 9.10pm Following on from the Prime Minister’s statement a short
13 FEBRUARY 2022 Kia orana tatou katoatoa, This evening we detected our first case of
The Cook Islands COVID-19 Response Plan 2021 elaborates on the new normal; and living life with COVID-19 in the Cook Islands. The plan provides guidance to multi-sectoral response efforts to COVID-19. This plan will help the Cook Islands and its people stay safe and adaptable.
This Managed Isolation and Quarantine Facility Operations Plan provides a framework for agency
responsibilities when people are placed in managed isolation or managed quarantine.