Manx Care set to lift Covid measures
Restrictions brought in at medical facilities across the Isle of Man are on track to be lifted on Monday.
Manx Care will relax measures which were implemented after a number of new community cases of Covid-19.
Since last week hospital visiting has been restricted, social distancing was introduced in outpatient clinics and some services were paused.
Staff were also wearing PPE - something chief executive Teresa Cope says won’t be changing:
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