Coronavirus: Two Cases Develop Symptoms

Tuesday, 14 July 2020 16:20

Two people who've tested positive for coronavirus in Jersey have now developed symptoms whilst in isolation.

A government spokesperson says for each case, a full process of contact tracing has taken place.

It's not known if these two people were arrivals or already on-island.

No symptomatic cases have been found in Jersey for more than a month.

One of those diagnosed with Covid-19 after arriving from off-island has recovered. The number of active cases is now down from nine to eight.

More to follow...

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