North Wales coronavirus infection rates continue to increase, in the region's counties as another 5,517 people tested positive.
The latest figures from Public Health Wales show there have now been 132,892 positive coronavirus tests across the region since the start of the pandemic.
Meanwhile, Wales as a whole recorded another 21,279 coronavirus cases bringing the total during the pandemic to 689,750.
Wales recorded another 10 deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test, meaning the death toll now stands at 6,599. Two of the new deaths were recorded in North Wales, leaving the regional total at 1,135.
There have now been 2,492,440 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,307,957 people have been double-jabbed.
Additionally, there have been 51,534 third doses given out and 1,667,192 booster jabs.
According to PHW, a third dose is given to people who have been immunosuppressed, meaning the two jabs may not have provided the same level of protection.
Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 5,517 new cases - total 132,892
Anglesey: 685 new cases - total 11,375
Conwy: 954 new cases - total 20,170
Denbighshire: 718 new cases - total 19,413
Flintshire: 1,244 new cases - total 31,051
Gwynedd: 880 new cases - total 21,215
Wrexham: 1,036 new cases - total 29,665
The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to December 31):
Anglesey: 1,870.3 (up from 1,386.3)
Conwy: 2,288.3 up from 2,099.8
Denbighshire: 1,932.2 (up from 1,780.6)
Flintshire: 2,140.9 (up from 1,921.2)
Gwynedd: 1,872.2 (up from 1,634.6)
Wrexham: 1,925.6 (up from 1,701.3)