The first interim report on antibody testing on Island will be published tomorrow.
Health and Social Care Minister, David Ashford MHK, confirmed the update in today's government briefing saying the report will cover the first 3,800 antibody tests which have been carried out.
The tests analyse a person's blood to check if they have had COVID-19.
As part of the response to Coronavirus, the Department of Health and Social Care purchased 10,000 of them in June.
Palestinian campaign gets Isle of Man branch
A new Isle of Man branch of a campaign calling for justice, human rights, and freedom for Palestinians has been set up.
Storm could bring snow, but DOI says rain would wash away salt
The Department of Infrastructure says it'll have extra staff on hand tonight - but won't grit higher roads just yet.
DEFA warns about glens during tonight's storm
The Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture is asking people to avoid glens during Storm Chandra.
Airport warns gales could mean flight disruption
Ronaldsway Airport is warning passengers to expect some disruption tomorrow.
No Tower of Refuge Walk this year
One of the most popular events in Douglas won't go ahead this year, because of tides.
Cafe's equipment to be auctioned after closure
Equipment from a café in the south of the Island will be sold off at auction this weekend.
Stats show big decrease in number of Jobcentre openings
The government says there's been a small increase in unemployment but a huge drop in the number of openings at the Jobcentre.
Capital residents to find out new rates this week
Ratepayers in the Island's capital will find out how much they'll be paying later this week.
