Chief minister's plea to stay at home with any symptoms
Contact tracers have had to intervene in a local business after an employee went to work with symptoms.
It’s led to a plea from the chief minister for people to stay at home if they're ill.
Howard Quayle revealed the 111 team was forced to step in after the person went on to test positive for the virus.
He says people with symptoms should contact 111 and everyone else should continue to follow the rules:
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MHK calls for minimum wage rise to be implemented in phases
Julie Edge's motion seeks to split upcoming 9.9% increase
Fears planned changes to government's first time buyers schemes will 'fall by the wayside'
There are concerns they've been proposed too close to the end of the current administration
Consultation opens on proposed changes to punishments for some driving offences
This consultation seeks views on realigning UK and Manx maximum penalties
