A nursing home in Douglas bans most visitors after a coronavirus outbreak among residents and staff.
A care home in Douglas has closed to most visitors amid a sharp rise in cases of Covid-19 on the Isle of Man.
The facility is closed until 21 March although some visits will be permitted on compassionate grounds. That figure has risen by 300 in the last seven days, with five people currently in hospital with Covid-19.
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