Residents now allowed to transport pets
A blanket ban on transporting domestic animals to and from the Isle of Man has been lifted.
Restrictions which were imposed when the island re-entered lockdown earlier this month have now been altered.
It means those who need to travel to collect a pet can now do so as long as they follow the re-entry procedures for returning residents.
Environment, Food and Agriculture Minister Geoffrey Boot says it’s a step forward:
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