80 people warned for 'minor' breaches
Police say they are investigating all reports of potential breaches of Covid-19 rules.
More than 220 calls, relating to Coronavirus, were made between 3 March and 21 March.
During that period 17 people have been arrested and 80 have been officially warned for a ‘minor’ first time breach.
Superintendent Stephen Maddocks says it’s important to publish the data to challenge the perception that officers are not enforcing the rules:
Consultation open on plans to formally recognise the heritage of Douglas Head
Move would 'formally recognise the area’s unique heritage, architectural character and natural environment'
Drop-in session to support Isle of Man charities
Meeting to provide information on planned updates to Island’s Countering the Financing of Terrorism framework
Fundraiser to keep St John Ambulance emergency fleet on the road
Adopt an ambulance scheme launched
Ayre and Michael MHKs request meeting with commissioners over rates
Areas see the biggest jump in rates Island-wide
Data breach impact rises sharply as cyber incidents affect thousands on Isle of Man
Information Commissioner says fewer breaches were reported in the third quarter, but large-scale cyber incidents meant far more people were affected
