No changes to border rules for now
The health minister has issued reassurances to the Manx community, after new cases of Covid-19 were confirmed here.
David Ashford was speaking at today's government media conference.
He said "none of the cases are a cause for concern":
Chief Minister Howard Quayle also confirmed there will be no changes to the Island's border rules - in either direction - for the time being.
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