Ashlea Tracey appears on the Mannin Line
Around 2,000 people were stopped by police in Jersey this weekend.
Residents there are only allowed out of their homes for two hours per day, unless they are key workers.
Speaking on Manx Radio's Mannin Line this afternoon, BBC Radio Jersey presenter Ashlea Tracey says some people are not yet listening to the advice:
You can hear Ashlea Tracey's full conversation with Manx Radio's Andy Wint below:
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