Emergency services were called out this morning to a two-vehicle road traffic collision.
At 9.30am Douglas crews responded to reports of the incident at the junction of Johnny Watterson lane and Cronk-ny-Mona.
When they arrived they found one casualty was trapped inside a vehicle due to injuries - they were later freed using hydraulic cutting equipment.
They were then transferred to paramedics -however, injuries aren't believed to be life threatening.
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