Government advice is not a legal requirement
Police were called to a number of noisy parties across the Island last night, following government's advice for everyone to stay at home where possible.
It's after two cases of Covid-19 appear to be unexplained indicating some level of community spread.
Officers say advice from ministers to stay home, whilst not a legal requirement, is sound advice to keep people safe.
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Ramsey Commissioners to host public meeting about cottage hospital
Commissioner Juan McGuinness says residents deserve 'clarity' about ongoing situation
DfE provided more than £250,000 to MT to assist with below ground fibre installations
Minister says figure was to ensure premises deemed not commercially viable could be included in rollout
Man given suspended sentence after importing 2kg of cannabis to Island
37-year-old was found guilty at trial
