The highest number of Covid-19 infections on the Island this week has been in the 50-59 age group.
The statistics come from the Public Health Surveillance Report, which shows data related to the virus from the past seven days.
Previously, the highest infected age group has been 10-14.
This week's average for confirmed positive cases is around 118, an increase on last week's figure of 84.
The latest report is available here.
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