Manx residents are divided over the threat of swine flu.
Some on the Island aren't worried about the virus, whilst others are troubled by what could happen if they become infected.
The first case of the virus on the Isle of Man was confirmed on Thursday and the UK had its first fatality on Sunday.
Shoppers questioned in Douglas have varied levels of concern.
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