Chief Minister Howard Quayle is being treated in Noble’s hospital after suffering from a stroke yesterday.
He’s recovering well but will remain in hospital for observation and to receive post-stroke care.
The Chief Minister says the care he received and continues to receive from the Manx Care team has been amazing and he can’t thank them enough.
Government business is continuing as normal as he remains in contact with ministers and senior officials.
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