MHKs want to know if there's capacity to treat patients with long-term symptoms
Support for people suffering from long Covid will be put under the Tynwald spotlight next week.
MHKs have tabled questions for the health and social care minister about help for people with long-term symptoms of Coronavirus.
Lawrie Hooper will be asked how many people are suffering from it and whether there is capacity to treat them.
Douglas South MHK Claire Christian will also quiz him – she wants to know how Manx Care is supporting individuals and how it will be different from those with chronic fatigue syndrome (M.E.):
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