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傻逼政府，这次真的闹大了。。。“she'll be right”。。。哈哈！！！
Coronavirus: Auckland woman who had contact with new COVID-19 cases attended gym - management
https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2020/06/coronavirus-auckland-woman-who-had-contact-with-new-covid-19-cases-attended-gym-management.html
An Auckland gym says a woman who lent a car to the two new COVID-19 cases - and met them when they were lost - attended a "hands-on" training session at its facility on Tuesday.
The two women who tested positive travelled from Auckland to Wellington after being granted a compassionate exemption to leave managed isolation and visit their dying parent, having travelled here from the United Kingdom.
The Ministry of Health (MOH) has now confirmed that after leaving quarantine in a car provided by friends, the two women got lost on the Auckland motorway system.
The friends who lent them the car then met with them and guided them to the right motorway, and were in physical contact for about five minutes.
A Facebook post from the owner of Lioness - the Gym for Women said that the two women who tested positive were friends with a gym member who was in contact with them last Saturday, the day the pair drove from Auckland to Wellington.
The post said the gym member had lent the car to the pair and met them again to give them instructions when they became lost.
The gym member had not visited the facility again until Tuesday morning, when she had a training session and took part in group classes, the post said.
The post said fortunately, there were still 2 metre distancing marks in place in the studio, however, she said the sessions were "hands on".
RNZ contacted the gym owner but was told to call back on Thursday.
The Facebook post said the gym owner was advised by the MOH that she could continue her normal activities until she finds out the member's test results.
She was told it wasn't necessary for her to let other gym members know, but she did this anyway as a precaution.
RNZ has contacted the MOH for comment.
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The MOH says there is no risk to the community from the interactions. （傻逼才相信，现在还说这种话）
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