Restrictions came into force after midnight on Thursday morning
It's too early to say if the Island's current coronavirus lockdown could be shortened.
That's from Chief Minister Howard Quayle at the latest media conference.
The Isle of Man started a 21-day circuit break lockdown at 12.01am on Thursday.
He was asked if cases disappeared in the community, whether the restrictions would end any sooner:
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