A restricted visiting regime will remain in place until testing is complete.
100 inmates at the Midlands Prison have tested positive covid-19.
They're based in the A, B and E Divisions and an outbreak control team has been established.
A second round of mass testing is scheduled for the A and E blocks, while the outbreak in the B Division has been stood down.
A restricted visiting regime will remain in place until testing is complete.
However, physical visits to parts of prisons not affected by covid will resume next week.
Families can book a visiting slots as normal from Monday.
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