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'I don't think the evidence is there to support that. He said the assumption Covid-19 was associated with winter was not necessarily correct. Te Whatu Ora is urging those at highest risk from infection to protect themselves as the latest wave sweeps the country.ĭirector of Public Health Dr Nick Jones said at-risk people should make sure they were up to date with their Covid-19 boosters and use antiviral medications early if they caught the virus. 'But the thing to look at now, of course, is the wastewater testing and this doesn't depend on human behaviour, and this is showing a really big uptick in detections of the virus across the country at the moment.' We saw case numbers, self-reported numbers drop off.

'Part of it is the change, the removal of the requirement for self-isolation and also the end of the leave support scheme back in mid August. The rate of wastewater detection of the virus was at its highest rate since January, and the real number of cases would be higher than what was being reported, he said.

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