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.
Crash closes Kewaigue Road
Police have reported a car crash on the Kewaigue Road
Car crash blocks coast road
Police say there's been a car crash on the Peel to Kirk Michael coast road.
Fire service had to help get person off tall ship
The fire and rescue service has confirmed it was brought in to help get an injured person off the Polish training ship which is visiting Douglas.
Census Night is tonight
The government says to get ready to count everyone in your household for Census Night tonight, Sunday, April 26.
Energy company says buying strategy is helping keep bills low
Isle of Man Energy says its hedging strategy is helping protect customers from rising global gas prices.
Manx Music Festival kicks off today
Today's the first day of a key event in the Manx cultural calendar.
Local veteran aims to finish London Marathon in wheelchair
An army veteran says he plans to become the first person from the Island to complete the London Marathon in a wheelchair.
Scottish rowers undertaking Irish Sea challenge today
A Scottish rowing club is attempting a 52-mile round trip across the Irish Sea today.
