New Caledonia enacts two-week lockdown after nine cases linked to Wallis and Futuna
New Caledonia implements a strict two-week lockdown from midnight, following nine detected COVID-19 cases among non-quarantined travellers from Wallis and Futuna. Measures include mandatory public passes and flight suspensions.
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HealthNew Caledonia enacts two-week lockdown after nine cases linked to Wallis and Futuna
Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsNew Caledonia implements a strict two-week lockdown from midnight, following nine detected COVID-19 cases among non-quarantined travellers from Wallis and Futuna. Measures include mandatory public passes and flight suspensions.