This was 2.4 times higher than the national average of 1:101 cases. The figures compare the number of deaths as a proportion of the number of cases with outcomes, that is, those patients who have either recovered or died.ĭuring, the earlier waves the Māori death rate was 1:42 cases (1 in every 42 cases). The following table compares the death rate between earlier waves of Covid-19 (First Wave, Auckland August 2020 OutBreak, B117 Pullman & B1351 Papatoetoe OutBreaks) and the Delta OutBreak. 7 November – Māori hospitalisations are rising 2.5 times faster than Pacific Peoples, the gap closing from 64 to 48 cases.7 November: Māori have the highest number of daily cases for 35 consecutive days.5 November: Māori pass 1,000 active cases.5 November: Māori man in his 50s dies while isolating at home in Mt Eden.Māori have the highest number of Delta deaths (2). 4 November: Māori man in his 40s dies while isolating in his home in Manukau.2 November: Māori pass Pacific Peoples as the ethnicity with the highest number of cases.16 October: Māori (41) have the second-highest hospitalisations 64 behind Pacific Peoples (105).A further surge in Māori cases followed.7 October: the government moved Auckland to Alert Level 3 Step 1.5 October: Māori became the highest number of active cases.30 September: Māori cases pass the combined total of Pākehā, Asian and MELAA.29 September: Māori passed demographic reaching 16.9% of all cases.More people moving around inside Auckland and crossing the Auckland borders initiated a surge in Māori cases.22 September: the government lowered Auckland from Alert Level 4 to Alert Level 3.Māori are now the most numerically Delta impacted ethnicity. On Tuesday Māori cases passed the total number of Pacific Peoples cases. At the beginning of the outbreak, Māori were the least impacted population, making up just 5.7% of Delta cases on 1 September. Māori have had the highest cases for the 35 consecutive days. The 90 Māori cases on Saturday was a new record, today there were another 44. Today, Sunday, there are another 113 cases. On Saturday, there were a record 206 new cases in the Delta OutBreak.

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