A suspected case of COVID-19 on Island has turned out to be a 'false positive'.
That's the latest update from the Chief Minister in today's Covid-19 press briefing.
It comes following a reported case of Coronavirus earlier today.
The individual was reported to have tested positive for the virus after taking a private test, but a government follow-up test has returned a negative result.
They, and their household will continue to isolate before another test on Sunday.
Mr Quayle has called it a "timely reminder we must be prepared" and adds he's 'relatively certain' the Manx community remains free of Covid-19.
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