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.
Minister told airport director not to give evidence to a committee
A report claims that the Island’s former airport director was told by a minister not to attend a committee hearing where he was meant to appear as a witness.
Health Minister says there's still no date to give patients one unified medical record
Health Minister Claire Christian says there's still no date to give patients one unified medical record, despite safety risks in the way records are currently kept.
Douglas Council looking for volunteer to join Pensions Committee
Douglas City Council is looking for applications to join its Pensions Committee.
Jane Crookall Maternity Unit hosting health and wellness event
The Jane Crookall Maternity Unit team is hosting an event next week focused on health and wellness for expectant mothers.
Training for the Island's largest children's sporting event starts next week
Hundreds of children will begin training for the Isle of Man's largest sport event next week.
Manx Care will operate 'Christmas Day service' on strike days
Manx Care says it's planning to make sure patients aren't affected by the doctors strike later this month.
Police looking for witnesses to a fight at the weekend
The police are looking for anyone who witnessed a fight outside a bar in Douglas at the weekend.
Just under 70 reports of cybercrime at the end of last year
The government says it had just under 70 reports of cyber crime at the end of last year.
