Measures are being taken to prevent the stockpiling of medicines, both prescription drugs and products sold over-the-counter in retail outlets. Members of the public should not ask their GP for additional orders of their prescription medicines as doctors will not be able to supply them any earlier than they are due. This is in…
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Strengthened legal powers to help protect people against the possible spread of coronavirus are being brought into force by the Isle of Man Government. Chief Minister Howard Quayle MHK has written to His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Sir Richard Gozney, who has issued a proclamation that will invoke powers of the Emergency Powers Act 1936.…
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Reassurance to our customers 17 March 2020 To our customers, We know that many of you are concerned about how Coronavirus (COVID-19) may affect the Isle of Man and in particular, how this may affect supplies of food, medicine, and household essentials. As retailers, we have extensive plans in place to cover disruptions…
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Sue Gee is creating a video blog which will be shown on this site to help people to through these uncertain times. We will also be sharing these blogs on the Isle of Man Coronavirus Facebook Pages. Feel free to share with friends and relatives. Keep safe
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We know many of you will be concerned about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Our priority is to do everything we can to keep all tenants and colleagues safe and to keep providing a good service for you. If you or a member of your family are self-isolating and you have an appointment…
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Things continue to move quickly as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic is still wide reaching. It remains important that while things progress at pace residents act on the most up-to-date and relevant information. Anyone arriving in the Isle of Man, anyone displaying symptoms or anyone living with someone displaying symptoms of the coronavirus…
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All arrivals on Island required to self-isolate for 14 days A man has been arrested after failing to stick to self-isolation laws. The Central Neighbourhood Policing Team confirmed he’s in police custody for not complying with the new legislation, which was brought in to limit the spread of coronavirus. Since Tuesday night, everyone arriving…
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By: Hon Howard Quayle MHK, Chief Minister Mr President, Honourable Members. Today I am confirming the measures we are taking to mitigate the risk to the Island from an outbreak of coronavirus. As of yesterday, the World Health Organisation advised that globally there have been 167,511 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 6,606…
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