A charity bin in the south of the Island has been stolen.
Authorities say it was taken overnight on Tuesday from the Southern Amenity Site in Port Erin.
Police say it was half full with mobile phones and tablets, which were supposed to be recycled to raise money for charity.
Officers are asking anyone who knows those responsible, or knows the whereabouts of the bin to get in touch with Castletown Police Station.
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