Identified via 'key worker pathway' - gov't
One new case of Covid-19 has been detected on the Isle of Man.
Government says the individual was identified "via the key worker pathway" and is self-isolating for 14 days following their journey to the Island from the UK.
Contact tracing is currently underway.
The current number of active cases of coronavirus on the Isle of Man is now four.
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