Five new cases of coronavirus have been discovered in Jersey over the weekend.
Two were arrivals from off-island since the borders reopened on Friday. One arrived on the Gatwick flight and another came here on Saturday's ferry from Poole.
Two others were identified through workforce screening, with another testing positive after going to hospital.
That's on top of the one active case found in Jersey just before the borders reopened.
All six active cases have no symptoms and are isolating at home.
The total number of cases in the island is now up to 325.
A passenger arriving from Poole on Saturday has tested positive for Covid-19. The passenger was asymptomatic, and is...
Posted by Government of Jersey on Monday, July 6, 2020
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