Two further Coronavirus cases have been identified locally this afternoon.
It means six cases have been discovered in the last 24 hours - four of those were announced by Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, during a statement to the House of Keys this morning.
All six cases are close contacts of the recently identified cluster and all were already in self-isolation and contact tracing continues.
It brings the total number of active cases of the illness on Manx shores to 27.
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Police name fatal crash driver as appeal continues
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Prom works rescheduled to ease business disruption
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Cannan announces "significant increases" to personal tax allowances
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Government cuts planned minimum wage rise to 5%
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Bluetongue virus found in Manx cows
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