Another 1,005 jabs carried out on Saturday
More than 32,000 doses of Coronavirus vaccine have now been delivered on the Isle of Man.
The milestone was reached yesterday (Saturday 13 March) when another 1,005 jabs were carried out.
It brings the total number of doses administered to 32,040.
Just over 3,300 people are booked for an injection at a hub setting in the next seven days.
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