The amount of Covid-19 vaccine doses administered on Island has now passed the 70,000 mark.
According to government statistics as of yesterday evening, 55,108 have now received their first jab.
Meanwhile, 15,701 second doses have been given out.
Last week, officials urged young people on Island to make sure they're registered for a vaccine before May 10, when the rollout of first doses will become much more restricted for around two months.
Castletown commissioners disavow Market Square reopening
Castletown commissioners say they won't be responsible for any incidents should the government reopen the town square.
Bad weather delays TT roadworks
Two sets of roadworks near the TT course have been rescheduled by the Department of Infrastructure.
MHK asks about government's MOT progress
Infrastructure Minister Michelle Haywood says MOTs aren't being considered by the government.
New dog byelaws for Jurby?
Jurby Commissioners say they want your opinions on new byelaws about dogs in the parish.
Half of entrepreneur immigrants turned down, says department
The Department for Enterprise says almost half of business immigrants asking for its backing are turned down.
Part of Douglas road closed tonight
The Department of Infrastructure says it needs to close part of the New Castletown Road this evening.
Drunkenness and antisocial behaviour blight Port Erin
Police in the south of the Island are urging people to report drunkenness and bad behaviour in Port Erin.
Island golfers 'putt' others to shame!
The Island's golfers are the best - and that's official!
