A positive case of coronavirus within Ayr's biggest garden centre has sparked a contact tracing operation.
Test and Protect officials are identifying close contacts of an individual who visited Dobbies.
Concerns focus around the restaurant, with anyone who visited on Friday urged to remain "extra vigilant".
Both the centre and restaurant remain open, with health officials insisting "well-established social distancing and hygiene procedures" are being followed.
Dr Crawford McGuffie, Medical Director at NHS Ayrshire & Arran, said: "Those who have been identified as close contacts through this process have already been contacted directly by the Test and Protect Team and advised to self-isolate for 14 days.
"Dobbies have robust distancing and hygiene processes in place to minimise the risk of viral spread and to support Test and Protect.
"The risk to the public remains low.
"We are however asking customers who have been in the restaurant on Friday 21 August to be extra vigilant and, if they develop any of the symptoms of a fever, new persistent cough or loss of taste or smell they need to self-isolate immediately and book a test for COVID-19.
"All relevant Public Health measures are in place and our Public Health Team are working to manage and monitor the situation.
"Dobbies Garden Centre and restaurant remain open with continued focus on their well-established social distancing and hygiene procedures.
"To respect and maintain patient confidentiality it is not possible to release any further information at this time."
