Chief minister announces latest figures
The Island has reached a 33-day streak of no new Covid-19 cases.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle has announced the latest statistics at today's government media conference.
The total number of cases therefore remains at 336.
There are no active cases and 28 people awaiting test results.
Mr Quayle also announced that the Island will now exit its 'state of emergency'.
However he said the borders will remain closed for the time being:
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