In total, they showed that 569 islanders had tested negative and that 56 results remained pending.
The new figures, released this afternoon, mark a jump of 14 cases from the previous day.
It remains unclear how many of these patients have been admitted to hospital and how many contracted the illness locally, rather than from abroad.
The latest update, as of Friday 27 March at 1.30pm:
569 confirmed negative
46 confirmed positive
56 pending1 person tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19) has sadly died.
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— Government of Jersey (@GovJersey) March 27, 2020
Yesterday’s results came after a five-day wait.
The Chief Minister explained this was because the lab Jersey uses, which is based in London, was currently experiencing very high demand.
He added that he hoped the Channel Islands would be able to work together on test analysis in future.