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More than 100,000 first doses for 5-11s; 90% of Auckland Māori fully vaccinated; 23 community cases; 6 in hospital

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Auckland has become the second DHB to fully vaccinate 90% of Māori within their rohe. South Canterbury has become the ninth DHB area to vaccinate 90% of Māori with a first dose.

Several other DHBs are getting very close to this milestone. This is an opportunity to recognise the mahi of Māori providers who have worked hard alongside local DHBs to lift Māori vaccination rates across the motu.

Today, we are reporting 15,102 paediatric doses administered yesterday, bringing the total to 110,123. There were 56,899 booster doses administered yesterday, bringing the total to 1,110,408.

Boosters lower your chances of getting very sick and being hospitalised from COVID-19 including the Omicron variant, and help to slow the spread of the virus.

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