Scotland has recorded just four new cases of coronavirus in 24 hours as no new deaths were reported for the 10th day in a row.
Scottish Government data released on Sunday showed that just 0.2% of the 9,106 tests done in the preceding day came back positive.
The number of deaths in Scotland also remains at 2,491, with the last death by that measure - which requires a confirmed Covid-19 case - having been reported on July 16.
Sunday's new case figure is the lowest reported since July 14.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon tweeted: "Very relieved to report yet another day in Scotland with no deaths of people who had tested positive for COVID. The 4 new positive cases (0.2% of people newly tested) will be looked at closely and followed up through Test & Protect."
Despite the low case numbers in recent days, people travelling back into Scotland from Spain will be asked to self-isolate for two weeks after the country was taken off a quarantine exempt list on Saturday night.
As of Saturday night, the Scottish Government reports, 267 people were being treated in hospital for the virus, a drop of three from the previous day.
Of these cases, two are currently in intensive care.
