An ongoing review of death certificates has found another person died with the virus in February.
The Isle of Man's coronavirus death toll has risen to 80, after another person was found to have died with the virus.It comes as part of an ongoing review of death certificates on the island.
There are currently 345 active cases of the virus, while one person is currently receiving treatment in Noble's Hospital. Meanwhile, walk-in vaccination clinics have been open across the island this week in a bid to drive up protection across the population, with the next taking place at the Douglas vaccination hub on Friday for those aged over 12.to all those aged over 75 and vulnerable people, have yet to be confirmed.Why not follow BBC Isle of Man on
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