Seven new cases of COVID-19 have been identified in the Isle of Man.
This brings the Island's current number of active cases to 10.
Government confirmed following a new case of COVID-19 identified - an immediate overnight response from the contact tracing team found an additional six cases.
Contact tracing has also identified a number of close contacts who have been advised to self-isolate.
Ongoing investigations suggest a good understanding of the transmission chain and contact tracing will continue.
At this stage there is no need for further action by the Manx public.
However, the government asks the public be extra vigilant at this time and await further information throughout the day.
The Chief Minister will hold a COVID-19 briefing at 6pm today.
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