The Emergency Services Joint Control Room says problems with landlines have now been resolved.
Last night, Manx Telecom said it was investigating a problem with its network which meant the 999 number wasn't working.
It led the emergency services to give out a mobile number for people to dial in emergencies.
However, this morning the ESJCR says the problem has been fixed and people should call 999 in an emergency as normal.
Cruise ship to make fourth stop of the year
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Petition to ban face coverings reaches over 200 signatures
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Delay to final day of Classic TT announced
Classic TT organisers have confirmed a one-hour delay to today's racing.
Great Wall of China charity trek raises nearly £9,500 already
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R-plate drivers under scrutiny from MHK
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Fire crews use new animal rescue bag to help stranded dog
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Manx Care 'inundated' with calls after dentist waiting list announcement
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Whiffy wafts worry western MHK
An MHK is to quiz Manx Utilities about a nasty niff in Peel.
