84 people have been arrested for breaching emergency Covid-19 regulations on Island.
The Home Affairs Minister Graham Cregeen revealed the figure in this afternoon's virtual sitting of the House of Keys.
He confirmed as of Tuesday, May 12 - 84 people have been arrested in total, 24 have been on remand and four fixed penalty notices have been issued.
Meanwhile, 15 people have been convicted of offences - 13 of which have been given a jail term.
Spend locally, Minister urges
The Islands Enterprise Minister is urging Manx people to have the confidence to spend locally to help the local economy.
Update on dental services expected next week
An update on dental services on Island is expected next week.
Ninth day of no new Coronavirus cases
It's the ninth day in a row no new cases of Coronavirus have been confirmed on Island.
Successful start for prescription delivery service
St John Ambulance says it's been a successful start for its prescription delivery service during the pandemic.
Committee to hear evidence on Abbotswood
Abbotswood will be under the spotlight at a Tynwald committee hearing on Monday.
August bank holiday among Keys questions
The new August Bank Holiday weekend and increased pricing during the pandemic will be debated by MHK's today.
Pubs could re-open end of June or early July
Island pubs and bars could re-open from the end of June or early July.
Teachers included in key worker COVID-19 testing
Teachers will now be able to access the key worker Coronavirus testing on Island.
