No-one in intensive care
The Isle of Man now has more than 1,000 active cases of Covid-19.
Figures released by the government show there is 1104 people with the virus.
It's claimed there has been 103 cases reported in the last 24-hours.
Two of those are connected to travel, one is from a local known source, 20 are from an unknown source and the origin of 80 is under investigation.
Three people, who have the virus, are in hospital - nobody is in intensive care.
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