Nine new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Scotland over the last 24 hours.
Due to a technical issue the Scottish Government is not able to publish figures regarding the number of deaths related to the virus on July 4.
It means the hospital death toll remains at 2,488.
The number of positive cases has risen to 18,296 which is an increase of nine from Saturday’s figures.
A statement on the government website read: "Due to a technical issue, the number of deaths reported on 4 July is not yet available. We will update this as soon as we can."
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A total of 424 people are being treated for confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in hospital - 11 of which are in intensive care.
The latest figures were announced by the Scottish Government today at 2pm.
It come as some Scots traveled to England for their first pint since lockdown began more than three months ago.
Thirsty Scots flocked over the border yesterday to savour their first pints in months as restrictions were eased.
Publicans on the English side of the border have revealed that up to a third of their bookings were Scottish people looking to take advantage of the rules relaxing there first.
It has also been announced that the emergency hospital the NHS Louisa Jordan, built at Glasgow's SEC, will now start taking other patients after not being required to treat Covid sufferers during the pandemic.
Drinkers in Scotland will have to wait until Monday for beer gardens to open again or July 15 when pubs are expected to reopen fully.
