A suspected case of COVID-19 on Island has been reported, according to the government.
Officials say the result is from a private test, the individual has been offered further testing and is now waiting for the result.
As a precaution, the affected person is now self-isolating for 14 days, along with others in their household.
Further, contact tracing is under way.
The Chief Minister Howard Quayle will provide an update at 4pm this afternoon at the weekly COVID-19 Briefing.
Free TV licences for all over-75s next year
TV Licences will be free to everyone over 75 on Island from next year.
Man caught with over £4,000 worth of cannabis
A Douglas man will be sentenced at a court of General Gaol delivery after being caught with more than £4,000 worth of cannabis.
Port Erin man denies assault and provoking behaviour charges
A man’s been remanded in custody as he awaits trial over an allegation he assaulted a woman.
More sailings in doubt due to poor weather
Saillings tonight, throughout tomorrow and early Sunday morning could be cancelled.
Are there plans for a parcel collection service?
What plans are there to start a parcel collection service like one recently launched in the UK?
Christmas ice rink coming to Douglas?
Could a Christmas ice rink be coming to the Island capital?
Safety measures increased for King Scallop season
Safety and security measures are to be stepped up at harbours ahead of the King Scallop season.
Education report authors giving evidence to select committee
The authors of an independent report looking at the Islands education department are appearing before a Tynwald committee this afternoon.
