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The Pacific Islands of Samoa, Auckland in New Zealand and Sydney in Australia welcomed the English New Year 2021 with fireworks. Even in the face of the Corona epidemic, the arrangements to welcome the English New Year were as usual.
As the world’s largest city, Auckland, New Zealand has greeted the English New Year 2021 with fireworks. The clock starts at 12 midnight local time. However, the Pacific Islands of Samoa welcomed the former. On the Samoa government’s Facebook page, Prime Minister Tuliepa Iono Sailili Maliyelegayo greeted people on the occasion of the English New Year. The English New Year is greeted with fireworks in the capital city of Apia at 10 am Greenwich Mean Time. The English New Year has also been welcomed in parts of the Pacific Ocean.
To greet the new year, people gather at the Sky Tower, over a thousand feet high, in central Auckland, waiting for the 12pm market. The countdown begins. And at 12 in the morning, colorful fireworks can be seen in the sky.
New Zealand is one of the countries that has the opportunity to welcome the new year sooner due to time differences in international standards. Auckland is one of the largest cities in the world in terms of New Year’s Eve festivities. However, Samoa is the first country in the world to start the New Year. The country is close to New Zealand. An hour ago the new year arrived.
Samoa and Kiribati are closer to the west of the international date line. Before 1990, the international date line passed over Kiribati, leaving two dates in two parts of Kiribati. The international deadline was later moved to about 2,500 kilometers from the easternmost island of Kiribati. As a result, there is now a date in all of Kiribati. First of all, all of Kiribati can celebrate the English New Year with Samoa.
After New Zealand, Australia welcomes the new English year. Many people gathered on Sydney Harbor to watch the fireworks. In the next 24 hours, the whole world will gradually say goodbye to 2020 and welcome 2021. Starting with the countries of the Pacific, Asia, Europe and, more recently, America will welcome the new year.
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