The Scottish Government has recorded no further deaths from coronavirus in the last 24 hours.
The latest figures for Scotland showed that 1,464 new cases had been identified overnight, bringing the total number of positive tests since the pandemic began to 330,851.
And it also means the death toll since last March – of people who first tested positive for the virus within the previous 28 days - remains at 7,800.
There are currently 536 people in hospital confirmed to have the virus with 45 being treated in intensive care.
3,981,950 people have received the first dose of vaccination, with 2,978,746 double jabbed.
It comes as Scotland moves to Level 0 restrictions today as the country returns a step closer to normality.
The change means that pubs and restaurants will be able to stay open until midnight rather than having to close at 10pm.
A maximum of 10 people from four separate households can meet in an indoor public setting while eight people from up to four households can meet within a private home. However, they must keep a one metre social distance.
Children under the age of 12 do not count towards the total number of people and will not count towards the number of households.
Meanwhile, 15 people from 15 households will be able to gather together in larger groups outdoors with no requirement to socially distance in their group, although they must also keep a one metre gap from other groups.
A maximum of 200 people can now attend weddings and funerals and up to 2,000 people will be able to attend a seated event outdoors, with 1,000 allowed to go to outdoor standing events. However, indoor events will be capped at 400.
Additionally, fully vaccinated Scots arriving from amber list countries will be able to bypass rules on quarantine from but must still take a Covid-19 test before and after travel.
