Wellington: We all know that at present, the whole world is struggling with increasing cases of corona infection, whereas New Zealand has recently announced that everyone is shocked. New Zealand has declared that they have won the battle against Corona infection completely. New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern announced last Monday, "There is no community transmission in New Zealand ... we have won the war. Soon everything will start to look normal.

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The governments of the countries most affected by the corona virus had failed to stop the community transmission of this virus. Meanwhile, New Zealand gave information that, "It has stopped the community transmission of the corona virus, as well as claimed to have effectively eliminated the virus." After appearing in front of the country, the Prime Minister of the country, Jacinda Ardern said that, "Viruses have ended at present. However, the officials warned that this does not mean that new cases of viruses will not come out.

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In fact, in New Zealand for the past 5 weeks, a strict lockdown allowing Level 4 i.e. only essential services was implemented, but it was relaxed on Monday and now the restrictions of Level 3 will remain and some businesses, takeaway food outlets and schools will open Will go With this, PM Jacinda Ardern has also said that it cannot be said with certainty as to when all types of transmission can be finished and when life will be completely normal.

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Further, PM Jasinda Ardern said, 'I will not put the achievements of the New Zealanders on the health we have endangered ... So, if we have to stay at Level 3, we will remain.' Let all of you know that the restriction on restrictions in New Zealand is being given when only one new case of COVID-19 has been registered during the last 24 hours on Monday. It may be noted that in a country with a population of 50 lakh, the total number of cases has gone up to 1,122 with 19 deaths.