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ALERT LEVELS
ALERT LEVEL 1
ALERT LEVEL 1
ALERT LEVEL 1
- Under alert level 1, Covid-19 is considered to be contained in New Zealand. The main limit on the lives of people who do not have the disease is tight border security measures, restricting the number of people coming into the country and making overseas travel unattractive for most.
ALERT LEVEL 2
ALERT LEVEL 1
ALERT LEVEL 1
• People can socialize in groups of up to 100, go shopping, or travel domestically, if following public health guidance.
• Businesses can open to the public if following public health guidance including physical distancing and record keeping. Alternative ways of working encouraged where possible.
• Hospitality businesses must keep groups of
• People can socialize in groups of up to 100, go shopping, or travel domestically, if following public health guidance.
• Businesses can open to the public if following public health guidance including physical distancing and record keeping. Alternative ways of working encouraged where possible.
• Hospitality businesses must keep groups of customers separated, seated, and served by a single person. Maximum of 100 people at a time.
• Sport and recreation activities are allowed, subject to conditions on gatherings, record keeping, and – where practical – physical distancing.
• Public venues such as museums, libraries and pools can open if they comply with public health measures and ensure 1 meter physical distancing and record keeping.
• Event facilities, including cinemas, stadiums, concert venues and casinos can have more than 100 people at a time, provided that there are no more than 100 in a defined space, and the groups do not mix.
• It is safe to send children to schools, early learning services and tertiary education.
• Face coverings required for most on public transport and aircraft (but not inter-island ferries).
ALERT LEVEL 3
ALERT LEVEL 1
ALERT LEVEL 3
• People instructed to stay home in their bubble other than for essential personal movement – including to go to work, school if they have to, or for local recreation.
• People must stay within their immediate household bubble, but can expand this to reconnect with close family / whanau, or bring in caregivers, or support isolated people.
• People instructed to stay home in their bubble other than for essential personal movement – including to go to work, school if they have to, or for local recreation.
• People must stay within their immediate household bubble, but can expand this to reconnect with close family / whanau, or bring in caregivers, or support isolated people. This extended bubble should remain exclusive.
• Schools (years 1 to 10) and Early Childhood Education centers can safely open, but will have limited capacity. Children should learn at home if possible.
• People must work from home unless that is not possible.
• Businesses cannot offer services that involve close personal contact, unless it is a supermarket, pharmacy, petrol station or hardware store providing goods to trade customers, or it is an emergency or critical situation.
• Other businesses can open premises, but cannot physically interact with customers.
• Low risk local recreation activities are allowed.
• Public venues are closed (e.g. libraries, museums, cinemas, food courts, gyms, pools, playgrounds, markets).
About Us
MFT Taxis Te Awamutu
Servicing the Locals of Te Awamutu is one of our prime objectives.
We offer Taxi Services as well as Total Mobility for the Waipa district and is a vendor for ACC & AON .
MFT Taxis Cambridge
The Waipa District includes Te Awamutu and Cambridge,
we offer the Locals an alternative option for Cambridge
with a Taxi Service as well as Total Mobility