More than 900 island healthcare workers received a Covid-19 booster vaccine over the weekend.
That is the latest from the Manx government after clinics were held at the Chester Street hub in Douglas on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sandie Hannay, who was the first person on Island to receive a Covid-19 vaccine, was given her third jab on Friday afternoon.
The government said the over 70s and those who are clinically vulnerable, will be contacted this week to book in for their booster jab.
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