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Wednesday 1 June 2022 | Written by Matthew Littlewood | Published in Health, National
Photo: RNZ
Covid-19 daily numbers continue to remain low in the Pa Enua.
Figures provided by Te Marae Ora reveal that for Monday, there were 17 recorded cases of Covid-19 in Rarotonga, but only one in the Pa Enua (outer islands) in Mauke.
Since the pandemic began, there have been 4876 cases in Rarotonga, 573 in Aitutaki, 170 in Atiu, 52 in Mauke, three in Penrhyn and one in Mitiaro.
There are 58 active cases in total.