New Covid-19 cases on Isle of Man rise by 75published at 18:50 Greenwich Mean Time 10 March 2021
The number of new cases is the second consecutive fall in the daily figures since a high of 110.
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The number of new cases is the second consecutive fall in the daily figures since a high of 110.
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