Nicola Sturgeon has announced 558 new coronavirus cases in Scotland in the past 24 hours.
The First Minister announced there has been no new hospital deaths from a positive case with the total number of deaths remaining at 2,510.
It comes after yesterday recorded 465 with many in the Glasgow area are linked to an outbreak at Glasgow University halls of residence.
The total number of confirmed cases in Scotland now sits at 26,518 since the start of the pandemic in late March.
There are currently 89 patients in hospital, an increase of four, with 11 remaining in intensive care.
The latest figures come as indoor visits between households in Scotland are banned across the country after Nicola Sturgeon announced a range of lockdown restrictions.
The First Minister announced the new restrictions in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus across Scotland.
It's six months since the country was first put into lockdown in March.
Sturgeon also introduced at 10pm curfew for pubs, restaurants and bars, which will be enforced on today.
Cases across the country have increased over the last two weeks as different parts of the economy open up for the first time since late March when the pandemic hit the UK.
Dozens of prison escort officers have also been asked to self isolate after an outbreak there, it was revealed today.
