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New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins tested a positive testing on Covid-19 and will campaign for five days before the election on October 14th. Hipkins 'campaign team canceled their plans on Sunday morning after awakening Unwell in the workers' leader Auckland. A test then showed that the Prime Minister had caught Covid and knew his plans in a critical stage of the campaign. “There are cold and flu symptoms that started yesterday. It will be isolated during the day or until a negative test returns,” he said. "He will continue with the engines he can undertake through Zoom." In an article on Instagram, Hipkins said he would try to maintain campaign participation remotely. "Bugger! After a difficult night, I treated very well this morning and I got the result of this test," he wrote. New Zealand no longer has compulsory insulation periods, but Hipkins chooses to do it under vice of health it proposes. The 45 -year -old became ill at a significant stage of New Zealand election campaign, and the management Labor Party has already been left behind in ballot boxes. For some new Zealands, votes have been opened in advance as of September 27, and the debate of the third leaders is planned on Tuesday night. Labour probably looked at losses elections for a large part year, but Mr. Hipkins clearly won discussion leaders last week, and after this support, he was campaigning with renewed vitality. “The campaign may have started slowly, but I decided to enjoy the last two and a half weeks, and this is the energy level you will see from me,” he said. “It was challenging year our campaign probably took while to get good steam head, but now I really enjoy myself and I will enjoy the next two half weeks.” Bay Hipkins' momentum will stand to release the manifesto of the party's manifesto in Auckland on Sunday. Mr. Luxon presented gentle thoughts to his opponent in a social media broadcast in Auckland. “Soon heal Chris Hipkins. Australia Associated Press contributed to this report