Five response levels being introduced
The Isle of Man is entering the next phase of its response to the coronavirus pandemic - 'stay responsible'.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle outlined the changes at the latest media conference, which were then published on the government's website yesterday evening.
It came as the Island recorded a 33rd consecutive day with no new Covid-19 cases.
Mr Quayle outlined the purpose of the new measures:
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