Dependent on pressure on health service
The chief minister says he will 'never say never' to taking additional steps to shut down the latest outbreak of Covid-19.
Howard Quayle has admitted it is 'jarring' to see the virus spreading.
Speaking at today's media briefing he said learning to live with it was never going to be easy.
And Mr Quayle said there was a possibility that additional measures would be needed if the pressure on the health service becomes too severe:
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