Travellers from the UK have brought coronavirus back to New Zealand 24 days after the last confirmed case
Two women who traveled to New Zealand from the UK to see a dying relative tested positive for the virus..Its prime minister Jacdina Ardern last week said the country had eliminated the coronavirus.Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesTwo women who traveled to New Zealand from the United Kingdom earlier this month have become the country's first positive cases of COVID-19 over three weeks after it was eradicated in the country.
22 people in New Zealand have died after catching COVID-19, which is much lower than most other countries. The two women arrived in the city of Auckland on June 7 and quarantined there until securing permission to travel to Wellington on June 13. Their relative passed away on June 12.
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