Surveillance testing is being carried out across the Islands bus drivers.
It comes after a number of drivers tested positive for Covid-19 this month and nearly half are understood to be self-isolating.
Bus Vannin says the surveillance initiative is available to any driver who wants it.
When asked about the matter in the House of Keys this morning, Chief Minister, Howard Quayle MHK, said the DOI expects to receive the results of the testing in a few days.
Keys to hear question about NHS dentists
Dentists and their availability on the NHS will be raised in the House of Keys this week.
Fire festival organisers launch fundraiser for next year
After the success of this year's festival, organisers of Peel's Oie Voaldyn have launched a crowdfunding campaign to make sure next year's event can be held.
No government advocates dedicated to 'green agenda'
Attorney General Walter Wannenburgh says none of the government's lawyers only work on green issues.
Battle of Trafalgar hero's house on market for £3.5 million
There's a chance to live in a piece of Manx history - with a mansion owned by famous historical figures up to buy in the west of the Island.
Company pays tribute to 'great friend and boss'
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TT bus timetable changes published
With just over a fortnight to go until TT, Bus Vannin's released its first update about timetables during the festival.
Ukelele classes for No Limit anniversary
If you're a fan of George Formby - and his TT film No Limit - there's a chance to emulate your hero later this year.
Peel bomb disposal hero's fundraiser reaches target
An online fundraiser for an Island man who died while clearing mines in Ukraine has raced past its target in just two days.
