New Zealand Postpones Election Due To New COVID-19 Cases

New Zealand's Prime Minister postponed the parliamentary election from September 19th to October 17th due to new COVID-19 cases after 102 days without any. The decision aims to ensure a safe and credible election. The country reported nine new cases, bringing the active total to 78.

Why did the Prime Minister of New Zealand decide to postpone the parliamentary election?

• Due to a natural disaster

• To ensure safety amid new COVID-19 cases

• Because of political unrest

• To align with international events

What is the new date set for New Zealand's parliamentary election?

• September 19th

• December 25th

• October 17th

• November 1st

What assurance did Prime Minister Ardern give regarding the election date?

• It will be held online

• It will not change again

• It will be postponed again if needed

• It will be canceled

How many days did New Zealand go without a COVID-19 case before the recent outbreak?

• 150 days

• 102 days

• 75 days

• 50 days

What was the total number of active COVID-19 cases reported in New Zealand after the recent outbreak?

• 100 cases

• 78 cases

• 150 cases

• 50 cases