Secretary of Health Dr James Fong said cases of unknown origin are rising daily.
One of the cases is a 47-year-old nurse from the Raiwaqa Health Centre.
Around 400 staff and patients are now quarantined inside the facility.
The 55-year old-man is in intensive care at Lautoka Hospital and military and police have surrounded and locked down the facility.
The country has been battling a low-level outbreak on Viti Levu, with the community cases totalling over 30.
The FAST Party is rejecting the call.
Hotels and airlines are looking forward to welcoming Kiwi visitors, and reinvigorate the nation's GDP.
“It was nothing, I couldn’t even feel it really,” Reverend Dr Featunai Liuaana said.
Mark Brown told Breakfast the bubble is great news for the islands’ economy, but there’s a long road ahead to recovery.
"Obviously I am smiling at the moment," says Liana Scott, president of the Tourism Industry Council.
Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown says the islands’ economy is in freefall.
The country recorded no new cases today, bringing the total number of Covid-19 cases to 31 local infections.
The Government will be announcing more details about the bubble after this afternoon's Cabinet meeting.
The party's Pacific people spokesperson has called for the Government to apologise for the 1970's Dawn Raids.
Most of the country is on lockdown from 8pm tonight to 4am on Monday local time.
The greatest concern is a 52 -year-old woman who works in a garment factory in Suva.
The person didn't spend the two weeks in New Zealand as required.
Pacific Islands Forum Secretary-General Dame Meg Taylor says she's pleased Joe Biden is taking a different stance to Donald Trump.
The vaccines are coming from New Zealand's stock supply.
The 10,000 KN95 masks, 30,000 gloves and 300 bottles of hand sanitiser were supplied by New Zealand and the United Nations.
The Pacific nation is in day three of a 14 day lockdown.
There are now 18 active cases in the Pacific nation.
Fiji Airways has also stopped international passenger flights.
The island nation doesn't have a way to recycle plastic, meaning all of its waste has to be processed offshore.
The country's Central Division, including the capital Suva, Lami, Nasinu and Nausori, remain in lockdown.
Suva will enter lockdown for the next 14 days.
A 14-year-old girl is the latest to test positive in the island nation as it grapples with a growing outbreak.
No fixtures have been confirmed, despite them expected to be held in June.
Both political parties in Samoa hold 26 seats each.
The new cases are the children of the woman who tested positive yesterday.