Numbers down to 30 per day, compared to 800 previously
There's been a significant drop in daily calls to the Island's 111 coronavirus helpline.
The service has been provided by government with clinicians on-hand to give advice to those who suspect they've contracted Covid-19.
There are now no active cases of coronavirus on the Island, marking two weeks of new cases.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle was speaking live on Manx Radio's Mannin Line this lunchtime:
Doctors claim 'critical shortfall' in hospital beds is posing 'direct risk' to life
But Manx Care refutes shortage figures saying work continues to ease pressure
Charity reports marked increase in level of debt residents are struggling with
Salvation Army marking Debt Awareness Week
Bus drivers' strike: Hopes for new offer as negotiations continue
MIRS meeting on final day of latest round of industrial action
Charity encourages Manx residents to learn basic sign language
Manx Deaf Society hosting taster sessions during Sign Language Week
