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Thursday 18 November 2021 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Health, National
Mataroa Maui, right, with another returnee Alistair Newbigging at the Auckland Airport waiting to board the flight to Rarotonga. Image: BYRON BROWN/
A maximum of 155 returning Cook Islanders and permit holders will arrive in Rarotonga this afternoon in the first of the two repatriation flights from Auckland.
A maximum of 155 returning Cook Islanders and permit holders will arrive in Rarotonga this afternoon in the first of the two repatriation flights from Auckland.
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