Chief minister provides an update on quarantine measures
More than 120 properties are part of an effort to help people self isolate on their return to the Isle of Man.
One-hundred-and-twenty-nine sites have registered with government's accommodation scheme.
As of yesterday, new measures came in for anyone travelling back, meaning their whole household would need to isolate for two weeks as well.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle gave an update at the latest coronavirus media conference:
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