People should not delay in getting a Covid booster vaccine this winter says the health department.
The statement comes as the government continues its vaccination roll out.
More than 11,000 islanders have received a third jab, which has so far been offered to the over-70s, Manx Care staff and other vulnerable groups.
Minister, Lawrie Hooper urged those invited for their booster vaccination not to put it off.
He added: "Vaccinations have weakened the link between COVID-19 cases and hospitalisation and deaths, but we can’t let our guard down. The pandemic is not over.
The Isle of Man has seen a rise in daily infections this month although the latest report suggests that "overall numbers of new cases may be levelling off".
Island residents are being urged to come forward for their booster vaccine when invited to boost their immunity ahead of the winter season 👉https://t.co/Bazp9W7rYU pic.twitter.com/sNUYFV28wj
— Isle of Man Government (@IOMGovernment) October 28, 2021
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