Public health director says service is remaining vigilant
The Island is ready to respond to the coronavirus, should a potential case of the disease arrive here.
Director of Public Health Dr Henrietta Ewart says the health service is remaining vigilant and keeping plans under review, but is prepared to deal with this type of situation.
She told Howard Caine that whilst the Chinese authorities appear to have been quick to clamp down on travel from Wuhan, with international travel being so rapid we do have to remain vigilant:
Emergency services respond to incident at Douglas Port
Junction closed following collision between motorcyclist and car
Farmers' union calls for stronger legislation to tackle ongoing problem of sheep worrying
Steam train offers extra commuter service amid bus strikes
1-2% of vehicles on Island's roads untaxed