No people are waiting for a test
The Isle of Man is one day away from reaching the landmark 100 days free of any known active cases of Covid-19.
Nobody is waiting for a test while 25 results are outstanding.
24 people have died as a result of Coronavirus on the Island, 6 in hospital and 18 in the community.
The first case was announced on Friday, 20 March and there were 336 in total.
The last positive test was on Wednesday, 20 May and the Island declared itself Covid-free on Wednesday, 3 June.
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