Guernsey arrivals into Alderney and Sark urged to isolate for two weeks
Anyone returning to Alderney or Sark from Guernsey is now being asked to isolate for two weeks as a matter of "public duty".
It follows Guernsey's move into lockdown after several new coronavirus cases were identified.
Alderney's States President, William Tate, and the Chairman of Policy and Finance, Bill Abel, are both currently in isolation after returning from meetings in Guernsey last week.
Prior to Guernsey's second lockdown, there were no restrictions on movement between the islands.
The Civil Contingencies Authority will discuss whether and how flights should be restricted to respond to the new situation.
In all other matters, guidance is exactly the same for Alderney and Sark as it is in Guernsey.