VIDEO: They'd been on Greek party island
Around 30 Devon 18 and 19 year-olds may have brought back coronavirus from a holiday in Greece.
They'd enjoyed a break in Zante, a Greek island marketing for its crazy nightlife.
Now 11 of the group have tested positive for covid-19, although most have no or only minor symptoms. That's meant they've continued life as normal since returning last weekend, including a night out in Plymouth.
The city's director of public health Dr Ruth Harrell says although the number of cases is high, it is not enough to trigger a lockdown. She reminds people of the key messages about staying away from crowded places.
Separately, six more cases have been confirmed at a factory in Plymouth.
This video report from BBC Spotlight has more detail.
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