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Coronavirus press conference Sunday

by isleofman.com 19th April 2020

Today’s press conference is scheduled to start at 12 midday with the Minister of the Department for Enterprise Laurence Skelly MHK and joining him will be Caren Pegg, President of the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce and Claire Christian.

  

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Government press release: 4pm

Since the last update (10am Sunday 19 April) there have been no further confirmed positive tests for coronavirus in the Isle of Man. 

The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 298.

In total 284 patients have been instructed to self-isolate and 10 are being treated at the hospital. The contact tracing process is already underway led by Public Health.

There have been 2,370 concluded tests, 95 people are awaiting results and 53 people are awaiting tests.

In total 193 individuals are presumed recovered. 

There have been six deaths caused by the coronavirus in the Isle of Man.

 

10am

Since the last update (4pm Saturday 18 April) there has been one further confirmed positive test for coronavirus in the Isle of Man. 

The total number of confirmed cases now stands at 298.

In total 283 patients have been instructed to self-isolate and 11 are being treated at the hospital. The contact tracing process is already underway led by Public Health.

There have been 2,369 concluded tests, 45 people are awaiting results and 66 people are awaiting tests.

In total 192 individuals are presumed recovered. 

There have been six deaths caused by the coronavirus in the Isle of Man.

 
Posted by isleofman.com
Sunday 19th, April 2020 09:10pm.

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