The government is 'looking at the possibility' of providing Monkeypox vaccines to those most at risk on Island.
That's according to Director of Public Health Professor Hugo van Woerden, who says a working group is monitoring the situation.
He also confirmed some vaccination doses are already held on Island specifically for front line staff or confirmed cases of the virus.
At the moment, there are no confirmed Monkeypox cases on the Isle of Man.
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Dog attack on chickens sparks woman's ire
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Country stars announce Isle of Man gig
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Social housing rent glitch nothing to worry about, say commissioners
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Police warn of rental scam
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The Parish Walk goes green
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Plans for Chester Street vaccination centre
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Rise in anti-social behaviour
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