Both, from separate households, are self isolating
The latest two cases of Covid-19 on the Island were from two people who'd returned from medical appointments in the UK.
Government made the announcement after the total number of active cases here has risen to seven.
The two are from separate households and were already self-isolating when diagnosed.
The first case was detected through a Noble's Hospital screening test for an unrelated condition.
The other person was found to have the virus through the contact tracing process.
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