Cannan happy with current position but won't discount moving date
Relaxing the Isle of Man's Covid restrictions sooner than planned is something that won't be discounted.
That's the message from the chief minister who says government is 'closely monitoring' developments in neighbouring jurisdictions.
This week UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced plans to lift all Coronavirus regulations in England on 24 February – a month earlier than expected.
The Island is set to move to its endemic approach on 31 March – Alfred Cannan says things could happen sooner if it's 'safe and reasonable' to do so:
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