A train journey from Ōtāhuhu to Panmure in Auckland has been listed as a close Covid-19 contact location of interest on Wednesday afternoon.
Someone with Covid-19 took the train from Ōtāhuhu Train Station to Panmure Train Station on Thursday 27 January between 1:45pm and 1:55pm.
Anyone who was also on the train during that time is now considered a close contact.
The Ministry of Health asks those who were there at the same time to self-isolate, get a Covid-19 test immediately and again on day five after being exposed.
Wendy's Hamburgers in Auckland’s Mount Eden was also listed, for multiple days last week, but is not considered a close contact location.
Anyone who was at the location on Wednesday 26 January from 4:00pm to Thursday 27 January at 12:15 am, Thursday 27 January from 9:30am to 6:15pm, and Friday 28 January from 10:00am to 6:15pm must monitor for Covid symptoms for 10 days after being exposed.
If symptoms develop, the ministry asks people to get a Covid-19 test and remain at home until a negative result is returned.
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