Rules extended until virus is 'under control'
Lockdown restrictions will not be released until next month.
The chief minister says government will be looking at ‘realistically’ relaxing some restrictions around 6 April.
Howard Quayle says a full release of rules will probably be around 12 April:
It means hospitality, non-essential retail, lifestyle and other businesses will not be able to open until after the Easter weekend.
Schools and the construction industry are also affected:
Tynwald rejects proposed referendum on the Island’s net-zero policy after extensive debate
Island to maintain its current policy approach
Plans to progress waste disposal facility near Ronaldsway outlined
The proposals are currently on display at Malew Commissioners
Emergency Road closure to remove dangerous tree
Teams on site in Billown Dip
Resilient workforce 'a key challenge' for DoI
Department's headcount has fallen from 855 to 781