Health Minister believes powers will need to stay in place
Health Minister David Ashford believes the state of emergency will need to stay in place beyond the end of this week.
The current provision for emergency powers is in place until Friday.
Speaking at last night’s media briefing, Mr Ashford said he believes an extension is needed as the Island slowly eases out of lockdown:
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