Northern Ireland has four new cases of coronavirus – his brings the total of people infected to 16.
As of 2pm on 10 March, there have been 237 concluded tests since testing began, of which 221 were negative, and 16 were positive, says the Public Health Agency NI.
Some flights to and from Belfast have been cancelled due to fears over the coronavirus.
Across the UK, a patient who died on Monday was in his early 80s and had underlying health conditions.
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