Home is the safest place to be says Howard Quayle
Home is the safest place to be.
That was the message from the Chief Minister this afternoon as he pleaded with people to stay at home.
17 new cases of Covid-19 have been detected on the Isle of Man in the past 24 hours – it brings the total number of active cases to 70.
It’s the first time new case numbers have reached double figures since April last year.
Howard Quayle says it may get worse before it gets better:
Storm Dave to bring severe gales
Gusts up to 75mph expected on Saturday
Manx Care 'attempting to establish contact' with dental provider as patients face uncertainty
Smile Dental Care 'not currently providing services'
'Significant dredging works' in Douglas Harbour
Talks taking place over mitigation measures as sailing schedule disrupted
'Operational reasons' and tidal restrictions delay Heysham sailing schedule
Manxman's crossings held up overnight and throughout Good Friday
Coastguard team rescues two-year-old Jack Russell "Teddy"
Cliff technician winched down to collect him from Laxey cliffside
