Cannan confirms position in light of UK PM's changes
There will be no changes to Covid-19 restrictions on the Isle of Man at this time.
The Council of Ministers, and National Covid Response Group, met yesterday (9 December).
It follows changes being made in England, by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in response to the Omicron variant.
No cases of the new strain have yet been identified on the Island but Chief Minister Alfred Cannan warns that could change in future:
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