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1,983,167 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 292 to 230,200 The number of deaths of patients who tested positive remains at 7,661 Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/mReUnvZz38

1,967,164 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 413* to 229,908 The number of deaths of patients who tested positive remains at 7,661 Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/XtGq5xi4vp

Need a reminder of the rules in your area? Use our postcode checker http://bit.ly/LevelsCheck  Please stick to the guidance to keep us moving forward.pic.twitter.com/gHA2DD3pMl

1,962,129 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 215* to 228,908 Sadly 2 more patients who tested positive have died (7,664 in total) Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/IJP3UVjbqz

Wherever you have travelled from, you must complete a Passenger Locator Form before you travel. By completing this form, you are helping to protect Scotland and will avoid being fined. Read more http://bit.ly/borderhealth20 pic.twitter.com/XJgF2o6Tqp

You should not travel to countries on the red or amber lists unless it is for an essential purpose. Before planning any travel you should check the latest updates on the area you’re travelling to. Know what you need to do before arriving into Scotland http://bit.ly/borderisolation pic.twitter.com/0GTQpB7suH

From Monday 17 May, Scotland will move to a traffic light system for overseas travel. Find out which countries and areas will be red, amber or green at http://bit.ly/ScotTravelList  Countries may move between these lists at short notice.pic.twitter.com/igeitIScSB

1,959,362 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 270 to 228,693 Sadly 1 more patient who tested positive has died (7,662 in total) Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/wQ4qW0EsHj

Remember, everyone in Scotland can now access rapid coronavirus testing. Free lateral flow home test kits are available for people without symptoms to test themselves twice a week. Order tests now http://gov.scot/communitytesting …pic.twitter.com/8rifYV4817

1,955,285 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 345 to 228,423 The number of deaths of patients who tested positive remains at 7,661 Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/jrD0f9INos

1,950,479 people in Scotland have been tested for #coronavirus The total confirmed as positive has risen by 238 to 228,078 The number of deaths of patients who tested positive remains at 7,661 Latest update http://gov.scot/coronavirusdata  Health advice http://nhsinform.scot/coronavirus pic.twitter.com/ut6LyY3R1i

From Monday 17 May most of mainland Scotland, with the likely exception of Moray, will move to #coronavirus protection Level 2. FM @NicolaSturgeon explains what this means for meeting friends and family Full list of Level 2 protection measures http://bit.ly/Covidlevel2 pic.twitter.com/AwGC3LtM7k

From Monday 17 May, #coronavirus protection Level 1 will apply to the following areas: Western Isles Shetland Orkney Remote Highland and Argyll islands Read Level 1 rules http://bit.ly/Covidlevel1 pic.twitter.com/oo8qTts0Iw

From Monday 17 May, #coronavirus protection Level 2 will apply to the following areas: Most of mainland Scotland, except Moray Certain islands, such as Skye and Arran Due to rising cases, Moray is likely to stay in Level 3. Read Level 2 rules http://bit.ly/Covidlevel2 pic.twitter.com/iGaWLE0JFv

From Monday 17 May, new #coronavirus protection levels will apply to most local authority areas across Scotland. Make sure you know which level applies to your local area http://gov.scot/coronaviruslevels … Thread: Changes to coronavirus levels pic.twitter.com/dCoLMxEi7H