St Mark's residents learn how to use life-saving equipment
A small community in the south has learned how to use a life-saving device, which is kept in their village.
People in St Mark's were shown how to use their local public access defibrillator.
It's in a small green box on the wall of the Methodist Chapel.
Manx Radio's John Moss went along to find out for himself how to use the device:
Manx charity Craig's Heartstrong Foundation is responsible for installing more than 600 such defibrillators around the Isle of Man.
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