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New Zealand reported two new COVID-19 cases in managed isolation facilities on Saturday, which took the overall tally in the country to 1,562. The new cases were women in their 20s who arrived from Pakistan via Dubai on July 27. While there continued to be no evidence of any transmission in New Zealand, it urged the public to take a test if they were asked to.

Hyderabad: The coronavirus pandemic has infected more than 1,77,66,840 and killed over 6,83,218 people across the world. More than 1,11,66,333 people have recovered so far.

New Zealand reported two new COVID-19 cases in managed isolation facilities on Saturday, which took the overall tally in the country to 1,562, said the Ministry of Health.

The new cases were females in their 20s who arrived from Pakistan via Dubai on July 27, the Ministry said.

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They were in managed isolation facilities upon arrival and had been transferred to the quarantine facility in Auckland, said the statement.

The total number of active cases in New Zealand's managed isolation and quarantine facilities was 22, unchanged from Friday, it said, adding that there was currently no one receiving hospital-level care for COVID-19.

"It had been 92 days since the last case of COVID-19 was acquired locally from an unknown source," said the Ministry.

While there continued to be no evidence of any transmission in New Zealand, it urged the public to take a test if they were asked to.

The death toll currently stands at 22.