The Island's lockdown has been extended by a further week.
The Chief Minister made the announcement during today's Coronavirus press conference.
He said the decision was made as government and the Council of Ministers agreed the Island couldn't end the circuit break safely as planned on Wednesday, March 23.
It means the Island's lockdown will continue until at least the first minute of Wednesday, March 31.
Mr Quayle added officials will continue to review the situation - as it may change.
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