Reports of other cases were dismissed as dissemination of false information.[36] A further 10 people were tested on 9 March with one result reported positive in the evening, bringing the overall number to four cases.[37] The man did not follow quarantine regulations for the first two days, which caused outrage among those possibly affected.[38] His daughter was found also positive, becoming the fifth case.[39] The fourth and fifth cases were reported as being Norwegians living in Malta.[citation needed]