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    The director-general of health is backing offers to test staff and students at Auckland's Marist College for covid-19

    The director-general of health is backing offers to test staff and students at Auckland's Marist College for covid-19


    They'll be given a voucher for testing at community centres this week.

    Dr Ashley Bloomfield says only half the 94 cases in the cluster are directly associated with the college, but it's important to allow the wider school community to be tested.

    He says he's strongly supportive of the initiative and is looking forward to following its progress throughout the week.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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