Numbers down to 30 per day, compared to 800 previously
There's been a significant drop in daily calls to the Island's 111 coronavirus helpline.
The service has been provided by government with clinicians on-hand to give advice to those who suspect they've contracted Covid-19.
There are now no active cases of coronavirus on the Island, marking two weeks of new cases.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle was speaking live on Manx Radio's Mannin Line this lunchtime:
Allinson: Government responding to calls over MiCard system
Previous plans to discontinue service have come under fire this week
Mountain Road closure extended by additional 24 hours
The road has been closed since Wednesday
Number of primary school pupils choosing school meals down nearly 20%
Data throughout the year shows more students taking up packed lunch
Tynwald backs major overhaul of jury eligibility rules
Order removes most automatic exemptions and widens the Island's pool of potential jurors
Peel Commissioners hopes for improved communication with new trader's association
Member Stuart Hardingham believes the relationship is a 'two way street'