No evidence of transmission of Covid-19
Takeaways on the Isle of Man will not be closed during the latest lockdown.
The Council of Ministers has confirmed it considered whether or not to shut them down but decided it was not necessary.
It’s something that had been trialed in Guernsey last year.
However Health Minister David Ashford and Chief Minister Howard Quayle said the Island would not be following suit:
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