Some people have been going to work despite having Covid-19 symptoms.
That's according to the Chief Minister who spoke during Monday's Coronavirus press conference.
He said contact tracing had found some residents were carrying on as normal, despite knowing they had symptoms.
Mr Quayle added this led to some businesses having to close.
Your chance to go cornhole-ing in Onchan!
Onchan commissioners say they've added a new game to the pleasure park - and are looking for others.
Tynwald to consider changes to organ donation laws
Changes to the Island's organ donation laws will be considered by Tynwald this month.
Southern 100 marshals pack pickups tonight
A series of events for Southern 100 marshals gets underway tonight, as organisers finalise preparations for next week's racing.
Special buses for Tynwald Day on Monday
Tynwald Day celebrations get underway next week, bringing road closures as well as special bus services and parking arrangements.
Joey Dunlop fans pack Estonia roadracing course
Hundreds of bikers turned out on the Island to mark the life of one of the greatest-ever TT riders last night - but a similar event was being held in Estonia.
Fast but furious: Onchan Raceway drifting banned after complaints
Onchan commissioners say there'll be no more drift car racing events at Onchan Raceway after noise levels breached a tenancy agreement.
Property investment director wins £92,000 tribunal case
A man's been awarded more than £90,000 after winning an employment tribunal against his employer.
Horse trams need your vote in UK awards finals
One of the best-known heritage attractions in Douglas has been shortlisted for an award, and needs your vote.
