Around 1,000 people are expected to come out of self-isolation between now and next Monday.
That's according to Health and Social Care Minister, David Ashford MHK, who revealed 3,554 individuals remain in quarantine as of this afternoon.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, says now is not the right time to consider reopening hub schools for Manx children.
He adds the situation around schools will be reconsidered once the number of Covid-19 cases in young people reduces more.
Two more sailings today cancelled
The Steam Packet Company has announced more ferry trips have been cancelled because of strong winds.
Final sailing today and a trip tomorrow called off
The Steam Packet Company has confirmed that the final sailing today and one tomorrow have been cancelled.
Flooding causes more road closures
The police has announced more road closures due to extensive flooding.
DoI can't reveal how much money it's been paid for offshore wind farm seabed
The Department of Infrastructure says it can't reveal how much money it's been paid for a seabed lease on an offshore wind farm because it's commercially sensitive and could damage investor confidence in the Island.
The Roundhouse is looking for Santa Clause
Do you know Father Christmas?
Moorhouse wants to know when Ballacriy Park resurfacing work will be complete
When will resurfacing work be completed on the Ballacriy Park Estate?
TT online auction page launched
You can now have your own piece of TT history!
ManxSPCA hosting Christmas fair next weekend
ManxSPCA are hosting a Christmas fair next weekend.
