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The agreement sees the continuation of the reciprocal healthcare pact, which allows UK residents free treatment while visiting the Island and vice-versa.Chief Minister Tony Brown said: "The signing of a new Reciprocal Healthcare Agreement between the Isle of Man and the UK is very welcome news for the people of the island and for visitors to our shores."A lot of people have worked hard to make this happen."Repatriation is not covered by this agreement. The IOM Department of Health strongly recommends visitors to the Isle of Man should still make sure that they have insurance.
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Didn't even know there was one Kwak, just sort of assumed but it's obvious really isn't it!
As it 'appens 4 weeks after my short-circuit bump and still in a UK hospital, a race-mate was killed out there, but others were luckier.
I'll let my Dad know - he lives in Ballabeg and was worried about having to pay tousands for ops etc in uk.
God its so hard having relatives out there - no camping or owt to worry about lol
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