The number of publicly accessible defibrillators on the island has increased, thanks to a local charity.
The Manx Heart Support Group has donated three new devices which will be installed at various locations in Onchan and Douglas.
The group, which gives advice and support to patients with heart conditions, has already donated a number of defibrillators to other island towns.
The new defibrillators will be installed at St Mary's Church in Douglas, St Anthony's Church in Onchan, and Kirby Garden Centre in Douglas.
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