Some of the young returnees to New Zealand are making the most of their 14-day isolation period by brightening up the Government-managed facilities that have become their homes.
The United Against Covid-19 group shared a series of photos tonight of some of the decorations at the Jet Park Hotel in Hamilton, which houses recent international returnees for their 14-day managed isolation period.
"Our young people who have recently returned to New Zealand have been keeping themselves busy with a little competition to see who can decorate their windows the best each day," the group says.
The bright designs included one girl keeping count with a rainbow mosaic-style design of the dates, alongside a drawing of a rainbow and some fish.
"Wave if you are having a good day," one of the posters reads.
Another, on day nine of isolation, has a drawing of red flowers as well as a variety of animals.
A third photo shows a rainbow-coloured sign in a window with large text reading: "You all rock."
As well as drawings, two arrivals were pictured alongside a line-up of soft toys, including a kiwi and one toy holding a miniature New Zealand flag.
The Unite Against Covid-19 group says their front-line teams "do what they can" to support returnees.
"We wish all those coming home and in managed isolation and in quarantine the best for their stay."
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