For the third day in a row - no new cases of Coronavirus have been detected on the Isle of Man.
Health and Social Care Minister David Ashford confirmed the news in today's Covid press briefing.
It means the current number of active cases of COVID-19 on the Island is 48.
One person is currently being treated at Noble's Hospital.
Schools will not open tomorrow
Schools across the Island will remain closed tomorrow.
71 Coronavirus cases confirmed
A further 71 Covid-19 cases have been identified.
Cervical smears to continue
Government has made a u-turn on a controversial measure announced yesterday.
Those invited for Covid-19 vaccine can now call 111
Those invited to register for a Covid-19 vaccine can call the 111 service again from today.
Eye tests temporarily suspended
Eye tests across the Island have been temporarily suspended.
Man charged with possessing class A, B and C drugs bailed
A Foxdale man charged with possessing class A, B and C drugs has been bailed.
MHK to query Horse tram costs
Costs and deadlines for the Island's horse tram network will be discussed by politicans next week.
Island's Fire Service - 'think twice before you reach for the matches'
The Island's fire service is issuing an appeal to residents who carry out burns in gardens during lockdown.
