Vulnerable people are to be offered the jab first in the latest programme which begins on Monday.
Vulnerable people will be the first to receive Covid booster jabs in the Isle of Man's autumn campaign from Monday.
Interim medical director Marina Hudson said older people and those with health conditions were "at greater risk" over the winter as viruses spread more easily when people gather indoors.The autumn booster programme will see appointments offered from Monday to those over the age of 65, care home residents, and those in clinical risk groups.
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