There are now more than 2,000 cases of Coronavirus on Island.
According to the latest government figures - There are now 2048 - a jump of 92 since yesterday afternoon.
Six people are in hospital who have Covid-19 with one person in intensive care.
Coronavirus cases surpass 2,000 mark
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