Dozens of homes were evacuated over the weekend but police maintain there was no 'explosive risk'
Two suspects arrested in connection with an incident in Port Erin have been released on bail.
The Isle of Man Constabulary says it is while investigations continue.
On 8 September 61 homes were evacuated following the discovery of ‘suspicious items’ prompting a multiagency response including specialist personnel.
Police say they are now assessing the recovered items and have confirmed they believe it was an isolated incident and are not currently seeking further suspects.
A spokesperson said: "Given it is an ongoing complex investigation no further comment will be made and, as the scene is now safe, no further public update will be provided."
The constabulary has confirmed the scene at Pairk Beg has now been released.
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