Extra sessions for first doses took place earlier this week
The increase in Manx residents coming forward for their first coronavirus vaccine is 'really good news' for the Island.
That's from Health Minister Lawrie Hooper after his department reported a rise in adults signing up for their first dose of the jab.
Additional clinics were added for those getting a Covid vaccine for the first time earlier this week.
Mr Hooper says there could be a number of reasons why those who were initially hesitant are coming forward now:
"When you're delivering healthcare on an island, your costs are going to be higher"
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