There are ten new cases of COVID-19 to report in managed isolation in New Zealand today.

This is the latest update from the Ministry of Health since Wednesday.

One case arrived on December 4 from Netherlands via Singapore. This person tested positive at routine testing around day 12 and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

One case arrived on December 5 from Italy via the United Arab Emirates. This person tested positive at routine testing around day 12 and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

Two cases arrived on December 10 from the United States. These people tested positive at routine testing around day 3 and are now in quarantine in a facility in Christchurch.

Two cases travelling separately arrived on December 12 from India via the United Arab Emirates. They both tested positive during day 3 testing and have been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

One case arrived on December 13 from Germany via the United Arab Emirates and Malaysia. This person tested positive at routine testing around day 3 and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

One case arrived on December 13 from the United Kingdom. This person tested positive at routine testing around day 3 and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

One case arrived on December 13. This person's travel itinerary is still being confirmed. This person tested positive at routine testing around day 3 and has been transferred to the Auckland quarantine facility.

A written statement by the ministry says two previously reported cases have now recovered, bringing the total number of active cases to 51.

"Our total number of confirmed cases is 1,754."

The total number of tests processed by laboratories to date is 1,363,124.