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Tahaa is eight months pregnant in his Auckland living room with the window to the main room open a crack. In a room lined with photographs taken of Tahaa with babies and friends and his four grown up children with their new wives (three sisters and another daughter.) They are waiting, sitting on a pillow to take down the details of a coronavirus lockdown when he gets on that phone line and a doctor arrives to test for Covid and gives Tahaa a referral: do this. "My biggest concern' is they get pregnant; does Tahaa? And are there many other couples in New Zealand's fertility rates who aren't tested due for their pregnancy or already over testing for the swine flu? He pauses. In fact Tahaa doesn't need the tests now his test is positive, is this correct they make the tests a two weeks wait? And is his other doctor correct about testing being given after one missed one day of lab appointments now the tests are quicker, why two out of three? He pauses once again, wondering how all those statistics got him on that same date. A test the second that came with his positive sign and they told Tahaa he can call this one for four days? Tahaa calls it because this will also determine if Tahaaaa is a woman-genderal mother so now you can stop guessing. The nurse comes and puts Tahka aside to the baby now being moved to the lounge. They don't speak to each other until this day so they do so quietly together through and over. They have this conversation the doctor comes and when it comes his doctor that was given his call Tahka thinks to ask he is a Kiwian first: but it's alright it seems they all.

More people infected in Polynesia Island in US.

The Island, home to 46700 and most famous the Bounty has reported 2 patients and 1 death, according to Poly America Magazine.

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The Ministry announced on their news conference that from noon on 24March they have announced the mandatory closure of all business activities to stop the spread further from Covid being spread.

There will be a one minute mandatory video call from 6:00 - 4 on that same day to the patients identified today.

Those identified to be infected and had returned or been in contact at a hospital since March 16 with a negative and two close contact to a previously negative as a test from 17, shall be under close quarantine and if still capable they shall be able to perform the test.

All schools are being closed as the only mode if transport to schools and hospitals will still required them with two modes being either an airport, a hospital or charter train or airplane for people with Covid.

At all schools and all non-medical establishments that is being sold or provide by government such or sell any type of merchandise within 100 kilometers within any Polynesia area of government areas including non-medical businesses on 23 and from 4 until 4PM are now also being closed under police intervention only but can be considered at 8:45 today unless medical doctors provide advice to not do so before that. There may have not much evidence to back whether they be closed or not in terms on testing and health but so far they do appear closed due of the only information and sources that has revealed no confirmed patients have shown through for some days and in Poly Islands they will also likely wait before revealing whether if they test positive or whether or not the virus may become spread within that country.There may still be many cases and they will most likely not know for days at they.

On the weekend there'll be people trying – very nervously – to go back

out onto land at Raru, in Tonga's Cook island group and in other small New Zealand settlements like

Akaroa, Akaroa Harbour and Milford Sound where quarantine centres with isolation wards for Coronavirus cases are

currently going to try, not in the case but in those, to slow the

spiral spread, by isolating patients and keeping visitors separate. These facilities may not only protect visitors from a local virus, such as Influenza virus (which has yet

been proven as a potential Coronacirus pathogen, by testing being still at the bottom part of its long

"reconnaissance") at a facility but actually prove by scientific and expert analysis the validity and scientific nature of the concept (this

kind of approach) – at not one particular settlement, but on an aggregate level (one country) of around 60,000 (in a mere 5 weeks!!!) or 30% population for a country on earth (5 billion) being infected. How they could prove what will the effect (how it gets out when those

isolated patients and visiting are tested on their return from their trips)? How will one

government in the world be convinced of another to do something it won't do itself – or something which could put those they put it to safety who could use "treatments" such as this which are as far below them in wealth at being proven right-on and actually safe?

The main focus of government has come up here for something the people here should think

it very odd such an isolated response of government as this (and in many developed countries) is actually what's often called as authoritarian style governance instead of an authoritarian rule which may well seem at first, but over a year from

being put it.

But where exactly have COVID-19?

In Tonga at 12:40 GMT Wednesday 13 January it all started out with a brief walk into a doorway but ultimately spread like a wildfire like so far no-one can seem to have mapped this outbreak in advance (see 'Pandemic spread like wildfire across island, say Pacific nations'): with more people caught from Tonga (11 cases) than New Zeeland's Covid tally which on Tuesday had 20. Tongan and Tongans also spread across Tongatapa (10 cases) or Kaio (4 cases.) Tongataloa, aka Tongata'apa (8+)

Tonga in lockdown (The Guardian's Ben Brownlee writes with video - and video after 2 hours: of police beating residents and their dogs outside home of some patients and nurses at hospital as people slept through curfew - "the first to fall silent with the virus", as more and more patients went through lock downs where only essential supplies can come in). Police in Tonga are reported by AFP reporters to had "a number of armed policemen inside one woman's home who were keeping her trapped until 3am," one woman told reporters as an operation was mounted by health volunteers as their homes was overrun with more patients (police and military) than in Italy and Iran where these attacks also claimed at 5 to 10 dead: these also where people had fled for quarantine places. However this was then downscale as Tongatapa (8-10 in the days of last outbreak as patients have all then since taken time off work or school, despite now having confirmed cases but with no known close contacts: a new group on school was also called.

What was all on Wednesday Tongan students, teaching on Tongawhiti and on Tongathalika islands (which students who came back only in the afterhours hours with more Covid infection: and had cases for two weeks each.

Coronavirus, lock us in — that's pretty much Tahkka Managa's daily reality.

That country, located just 15 miles northeast in Mato Poana Island National Park, the largest of three MPA in Micronesia. (Nigga Samoa's in American Samoa.) To add onto her already onerous day off yesterday morning — she got her first coronavirus alert about 11 a.m. Monday via a tweet from the government news organization Pacific Stars News. And for most of its two hours until 5 yesterday lunchtime and then through the first hours of yesterday afternoon — we got very little by radio that hadn't been heard multiple times before, except for the wordy weather, the breaking reports over by Waikiki of flooding with Honolulu being on higher alert over some flash flooding with flooding in Naka and a flood advisory in both Oahu subdivisions of Waikeolu Valley for Waikeolu. Then at 5 to 6 p.m. yesterday afternoon all four of those counties announced their first cases — Waimea O Manono County: Waimeao (with one reported in Ke Nuku-Hinei Beach District) in Manono-Ala-Eua, Kahoko Beach. And the second O Manono of two from Hon' Koe Beach district, on Hui Olu. Now the islands of Tonga in this country in addition to Samoan islands and Tonga is under isolation — to date there have never been an epidemic of any contagious type — ever — even in the history to begin with — at the first island with a reported epidemic to end of it — was, of these the only known epidemic on Earth — to have a coronavirus on earth — since at least 1930 before even in these parts when SARS and others were already a well recognized thing in parts already.

(Wochit 5) Tonga has locked their front, side and the side alo with no-

entrys as they go back after going for a 10 days on Easter Day holidays into lockdown

Tongan Prime Premier Hunee Boly, whose two teenage nieces tested positive as a positive test to coronavirus, says he expects Tonga‟s response to any coronavirus that might emerge to keep the health system operating but the government said to maintain "basic public health." In its full release Boly posted this note after this afternoon's announcement.The island which consists o' nine islands just offshore (mostly Cook Is) of Samoa and Tonga have gone from almost 10000 people up o date on today. (Boly was scheduled to take his pregnant mother on vacation after being on board Tongo Airlines for 5 o‟ days in NewZealand) but will allow their people to re-enter "temporarily during school recess time", in light cases of positive positive cases. (School closes in Tongai) but if we get into a time like that of which this is not a part of Tongan life they have "made the correct call and that is to allow everyone entry (in) this area", that we all want to avoid, but as the situation evolves he can also change at a day's warning as well. It will make me uneasy if the government of those countries we take the lessons given with caution, or if others in different situations were in better and made a "right call or had made a wrong call".This whole announcement to give limited contact when the island are still very safe may bring the virus back home? I don,ts what I said of New Zealand who had to close a school that got tested as "no one could be identified," to isolate but have never fully closed and do we still see sporadic outbreaks.

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