CM reiterates change of approach to mitigation
Legal restrictions or requirements around Covid-19 will not be brought in despite community transmission of the virus.
The chief minister says it’s due to the change in approach from elimination to mitigation.
The Isle of Man currently has 10 active cases of Coronavirus – with two detected in the last 24 hours from a known source:
Howard Quayle says over the coming days and weeks more advice will be given - but it will only be advice:
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