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People with negative C-19 results no longer required to self-isolate

Friday, 3 July 2020 14:35

Change in Covid-19 testing procedure

Government has changed the Covid-19 testing procedure, meaning those who receive a negative result no longer have to self-isolate for 14 days.

Previously those tested would be legally required to self-isolate, regardless of the result.

However this only applies to those who have been on Island, with no travel off, for a straight 14 days of more. If not, you will still have to self isolate for two weeks.

Chief Minister Howard Quayle announced the changes at the latest government coronavirus conference:

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