The cost of repairing the train that was damaged on New Year's Eve is 'in the region of £6,500.'
That's according to the Infrastructure Minister, who was asked for the figure by MHK Jason Moorhouse in Tynwald.
Chris Thomas stated that invoices for all the carriages haven't been received yet, but 13 windows have been repaired and safety glass has been updated.
The train collided with a tree which had fallen onto the tracks - nobody was injured and it carried on its journey to Port Erin.
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Sharp drop in bus boss trips since pandemic
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FOI statement expected from minister
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Peel coffee shop to host first Death Cafe
A café in Peel will play host to discussions on a usually-taboo subject later this month.
Don't fall for finance firm con, says regulator
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UK man to appeal drink-drive jail sentence
A man from the UK who drove off the ferry drunk and in defiance of a driving ban is appealing against his jail term.
Larger houses means amendments to Andreas estate plans
A Ramsey developer has applied to make amendments to plans to build 31 homes in the new estate in Andreas.
Eclipse will be highlight of cruise ship's Manx visit!
A cruise company says it'll be off the Island's coast for a solar eclipse next year.
