Howard Quayle says lockdown mustn't end too soon
Lifting Covid restrictions on the Isle of Man will not be without risk.
That's the message from the chief minister who has provided an update on the latest Coronavirus data in Tynwald this morning.
Howard Quayle says the Council of Ministers is continuing to monitor the situation and hopes to outline how and when measures will be lifted in the near future.
But he says it's important not to do so until the time is right:
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