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[SteveH]

Two more people diagnosed with Covid-19 have died in North Wales, according to Government data released on Tuesday (February 16).
Figures from Public Health Wales show the death toll for the region now stands at 836, up from 834 yesterday.

In the past 24 hours, 89 new positive tests have also been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 31,826 cases have been reported throughout the region.

Across Wales, another 275 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 199,793.
The infection rate across Wales is 88.2 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 11, a decrease from 91.6 on Monday.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,145 following a rise of 8.

A further 5,363 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,588,882 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 795,927 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, up from the figure of 784,809 published 24 hours earlier. Meanwhile, 7,251 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 89 new cases - total 31,826

Anglesey: 6 new cases - total 1,855
Conwy: 11 new cases - total 3,343
Denbighshire: 12 new cases - total 4,023
Flintshire: 30 new cases - total 8,889
Gwynedd: 14 new cases - total 2,763
Wrexham: 16 new cases - total 10,953

PHW
Conwy
Cases:       3,343 confirmed
Testing episodes:       54,421  (46,433 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.1%

BCUHB
4,549.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       31,826 confirmed
Testing episodes:       330,902  (47,302 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Another 15 people with Covid-19 have died in North Wales, according to Government data released on Wednesday (February 17).

Figures from Public Health Wales show the death toll for the region now stands at 851, up from 836 yesterday.

In the past 24 hours, 89 new positive tests have also been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 31,915 cases have been reported throughout the region.

Across Wales, another 374 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 200,166.

The infection rate across Wales is 85.8 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 12, a decrease from 88.2 on Tuesday.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,175 following a rise of 30.

A further 6,610 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,595,492 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 807,351 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, up from the figure of 795,927 published 24 hours earlier. Meanwhile, 12,988 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 89 new cases - total 31,915

Anglesey: 14 new cases - total 1,869
Conwy: 25 new cases - total 3,368
Denbighshire: 11 new cases - total 4,034
Flintshire: 14 new cases - total 8,903
Gwynedd: 9 new cases - total 2,772
Wrexham: 16 new cases - total 10,969

PHW
Conwy
2,873.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,368 confirmed
Testing episodes:       54,630  (46,611 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,562.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       31,915 confirmed
Testing episodes:       331,934  (47,449 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Three more people with Covid-19 have died in North Wales, according to Government data released on Thursday (February 18).
Figures from Public Health Wales show the death toll for the region now stands at 854, up from 851 yesterday.

In the past 24 hours, 113 new positive tests have also been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, a total of 32,027 cases have been reported throughout the region.

Across Wales, another 290 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 200,456.

The infection rate across Wales is 83.7 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 13, a decrease from 85.8 on Wednesday.

Anglesey has the third highest seven-day infection rate in Wales, at 112.8.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,189 following a rise of 14.

A further 9,453 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,604,944 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 822,633 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine, up from the figure of 807,351 published 24 hours earlier. Meanwhile, 19,342 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 113 new cases - total 32,027

Anglesey: 4 new cases - total 1,873
Conwy: 21 new cases - total 3,389
Denbighshire: 13 new cases - total 4,046
Flintshire: 43 new cases - total 8,946
Gwynedd: 13 new cases - total 2,785
Wrexham: 19 new cases - total 10,988

PHW
Conwy
2,891.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,389 confirmed
Testing episodes:       54,838  (46,789 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,578.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,027 confirmed
Testing episodes:       333,218  (47,633 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

OVER 100 new coronavirus cases were reported in North Wales, latest figures show.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 19 shows that a total of 105 new Covid cases were reported in the North.

This can be broken down to 16 in Anglesey, 13 in Conwy, 12 in Denbighshire, 24 in Flintshire, 26 in Gwynedd and 14 in Wrexham.

The Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board sadly reported a further two deaths, bringing the total to 856.

Across Wales, a total of 533 cases were reported across the country.

Sadly, a further 16 people lost their lives, bringing the total death toll to 5,205.

The average seven-day rate has fallen to 84 cases per 100,000 people.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 19 shows that a total of 839,065 people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 19,342 received their second dose.

PHW
Conwy
Cases:       3,402 confirmed
Testing episodes:       55,112  (47,023 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,593.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,132 confirmed
Testing episodes:       334,797  (47,858 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

These are the seven-day case rates, per 100,000 people, between February 8 and 14:

Anglesey: 111.4 - down from 164.2 for the previous seven days
Conwy: 80.2 - down from 138.2 for the previous seven days
Denbighshire: 64.8 - down from 84.6 for the previous seven days
Flintshire: 121.7 - down from 172.3 for the previous seven days
Gwynedd: 88.3 - down from 86.7 for the previous seven days
Wrexham: 112.5 - down from 199.3 for the previous seven days

[SteveH]

77 NEW Coronavirus cases have been reported in North Wales, latest figures show.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 20 shows that a total of 363 new Covid cases were reported in the whole of Wales, with 77 of those in the North.

This can be broken down to 19 cases in Conwy, 14 in Denbighshire, 14 in Gwynedd, 12 in Flintshire, 11 on Anglesey and 7 in Wrexham.
The Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board death toll now stands at 857, with one new death reported in the latest figures.

Across Wales, a total of 363 new cases were reported across the country.
A further 16 people have died, bringing the total death toll to 5,221.

The average seven-day rate has fallen to 83 cases per 100,000 people.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 20 shows that a total of 853,904 people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 32,002 received their second dose.

Uptake of the first dose by priority group (according to PHW):

80 years and older: 165,352 (90.5%)
Aged 75-79 years: 124,371 (92.4%)
Aged 70-74 years: 169,293 (91.8%)
Care home residents: 14,707 (84.1%)
Care home workers: 36,215 (85.6%)
Healthcare workers: 122,572 (percentage not given)
Extremely clinically vulnerable: 65,298 (84%)

PHW
Conwy
2,918.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,421 confirmed
Testing episodes:       55,388  (47,258 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,604.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,209 confirmed
Testing episodes:       336,048  (48,037 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

FOUR further Coronavirus-related deaths have been reported in North Wales, latest figures show.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 21 shows that a total of 336 new Covid-19 cases were reported in the whole of Wales, with 59 of those in the North - down from the 77 reported for the region a day earlier.

This can be broken down to 14 cases in Gwynedd, 11 in Anglesey, 11 in Wrexham, 9 in Conwy, 7 in Denbighshire and 7 in Flintshire.

The Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board death toll now stands at 861, with four new deaths reported in the latest figures for North Wales.

Across Wales, a total of 336 new cases were reported across the country.

A further 16 people have died, bringing the total death toll to 5,237.

The average seven-day rate has fallen to 83 cases per 100,000 people.

Data released by Public Health Wales on February 21 shows that a total of 860,083 people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 37,773 received their second dose.

Cases:       3,430 confirmed
Testing episodes:       55,594  (47,434 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,612.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,268 confirmed
Testing episodes:       337,246  (48,208 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Another 100 cases of Covid-19 have been recorded in North Wales - making up nearly a third of the new positive tests across the country.

Figures from Public Health Wales released on Monday (February 22) show the death toll for the region stands at 861, unchanged from yesterday.

A total of 32,368 cases have been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Across Wales, another 319 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 202,007.

The infection rate across Wales is 80 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 17, a decrease from 83 on Sunday.
Anglesey is now the local authority with the highest infection rate in Wales with a seven-day rate of 112.8 cases per 100,000 population, down from 122.8 on the day before.

Flintshire is second with 109.5 cases per 100,000 population, down from 122.4 reported previously.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,246 following another nine fatalities.

A further 9,822 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,654,231 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 862,248 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Meanwhile, 42,752 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 100 new cases - total 32,368

Anglesey: 7 new cases - total 1,918
Conwy: 19 new cases - total 3,449
Denbighshire: 14 new cases - total 4,093
Flintshire: 25 new cases - total 9,014
Gwynedd: 13 new cases - total 2,852
Wrexham: 22 new cases - total 11,042

PHW
Conwy
2,942.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,449 confirmed
Testing episodes:       55,838  (47,642 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,626.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,368 confirmed
Testing episodes:       338,813  (48,432 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Another 96 positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded in North Wales - as it was confirmed two cases of the South African variant of the virus have been discovered in the region.

Figures from Public Health Wales released on Tuesday (February 23) show the death toll for the region stands at 861, unchanged since Sunday.

A total of 32,464 cases of Covid have been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Public Health Wales said four additional cases of the South African variant of coronavirus had been discovered in Wales since a previous update on February 17 - bringing the total number to 21.  One with no known links to contacts or travel - was in Flintshire, with a second in Conwy.

Across Wales, another 317 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 202,324.

The infection rate across Wales is 78.9 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 18, a decrease from 80 on Monday.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,250 following another four fatalities.

A further 6,300 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,660,531 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 869,653 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Meanwhile, 49,729 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 96 new cases - total 32,464

Anglesey: 13 new cases - total 1,931
Conwy: 17 new cases - total 3,466
Denbighshire: 13 new cases - total 4,106
Flintshire: 22 new cases - total 9,036
Gwynedd: 20 new cases - total 2,872
Wrexham: 11 new cases - total 11,053

PHW
Conwy
2,957.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,466 confirmed
Testing episodes:       55,967  (47,752 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,640.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,464 confirmed
Testing episodes:       339,746  (48,566 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Another 60 positive tests for Covid-19 have been recorded in North Wales - as one area has the highest infection rate in Wales

Figures from Public Health Wales released on Wednesday (February 24) show the death toll for the region stands at 867, an increase of six.

A total of 32,524 cases of Covid have been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile Anglesey remains the local authority with the highest seven-day infection rate in Wales.

Across Wales, another 236 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 202,560.

The infection rate across Wales is 75.7 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 19, a decrease from 78.9 on Tuesday.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,263 following another 13 fatalities.

A further 5,782 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,666,311 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 878,506 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Meanwhile, 59,279 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 60 new cases - total 32,524

Anglesey: 4 new cases - total 1,935
Conwy: 10 new cases - total 3,476
Denbighshire: 10 new cases - total 4,116
Flintshire: 18 new cases - total 9,054
Gwynedd: 7 new cases - total 2,879
Wrexham: 11 new cases - total 11,064

PHW
Conwy
2,965.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,476 confirmed
Testing episodes:       56,096  (47,862 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,649.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,524 confirmed
Testing episodes:       340,517  (48,676 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.6%

[SteveH]

Two more people diagnosed with Covid-19 have died in North Wales - as another 85 positive tests for the virus were recorded in the region.

Figures from Public Health Wales released on Thursday (February 25) show the death toll for the region stands at 869, an increase of two.

A total of 32,609 cases of Covid have been reported in the area covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic.

Meanwhile, North Wales no longer has the local authority with the highest seven-day infection rate in Wales - with the top spot now taken by Cardiff.

Across Wales, another 312 positive tests have been reported, taking the overall total of cases so far to 202,872.

The infection rate across Wales is 75.4 per 100,000 population, based on the seven days up to February 20, a decrease from 75.7 on Wednesday.

The nationwide death toll now stands at 5,284 following another 21 fatalities.

A further 10,887 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,677,198 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 889,270 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Meanwhile, 69,851 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 85 new cases - total 32,609

Anglesey: 7 new cases - total 1,942
Conwy: 13 new cases - total 3,489
Denbighshire: 8 new cases - total 4,124
Flintshire: 18 new cases - total 9,072
Gwynedd: 18 new cases - total 2,897
Wrexham: 21 new cases - total 11,085

PHW
Conwy
2,976.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,489 confirmed
Testing episodes:       56,369  (48,095 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

4,661.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,609 confirmed
Testing episodes:       341,750  (48,852 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

Another 71 cases of coronavirus have been recorded in North Wales today, while another three people have sadly died after contracting Covid-19.

Figures from Public Health Wales released on Friday (February 26) show that the number of people who have died in North Wales hospitals now stands at 872, an increase of three compared to yesterday's figures.

A total of 32,680 cases of coroanvirus have been reported in the region covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board since the start of the pandemic. The health board is the largest in Wales, accounting for 22% of the country's population.

There were 308 new cases recorded across the whole of Wales today, bringing the total confirmed number of cases to 203,180.

Wales' infection rate now stands at 75.2 cases per 100,000, based on figures from the seven days ending February 21. it is down from a rate of 75.4 reported yesterday.

Anglesey's infection rate continued to rise over the last few days and now stands at 108.5 cases per 100,000 people. On Thursday the recorded rate stood at 101.4.

Anglesey now has the highest infection rate in Wales.

Conwy has the second highest rate in North Wales at 94.7 while the lowest rate is found in Wexham, at 67.7.

Across the whole of Wales 5,300 people have now died as a result of the virus, following a further 16 deaths being recorded over the last 24 hours.

A further 13,878 tests have been completed in Wales since yesterday, meaning that 2,697,076 tests have been carried out nationally.

The latest data also shows that 902,334 people have now received a first dose of the coronavirus vaccine. Meanwhile, 80,062 people have now received both doses of the vaccine.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 71 new cases - total 32,680

Anglesey: Three new cases - total 1,945
Conwy: 14 new cases - total 3,503
Denbighshire: Three new cases - total 4,127
Flintshire: 20 new cases - total 9,092
Gwynedd: 23 new cases - total 2,920
Wrexham: Eight new cases - total 11,093

PHW
Conwy
2,988.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,503 confirmed
Testing episodes:       56,568  (48,265 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,671.5 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,680 confirmed
Testing episodes:       342,727  (48,992 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

47 North Wales districts without a single Covid-19 case last week, latest figures show
Rates are falling across Wales but the virus is proving hard to budge in some counties

cont   https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/latest-covid-19-figures-every-19926269

Conwy
Old Colwyn & Llanddulas: Cases on Feb 26 - 3; Cumulative total - 217; Seven-day average - 1
Abergele: Cases on Feb 26 - 2; Cumulative total - 326; Seven-day average - 0
Conwy & Afon Roe: Cases on Feb 26 - 1; Cumulative total - 152; Seven-day average - 0
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 203; Seven-day average - 0
Penrhyn Bay: Cases on Feb 26 - 1; Cumulative total - 223; Seven-day average - 1
Rhos-on-Sea: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 163; Seven-day average - 1
Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr: Cases on Feb 26 - 2; Cumulative total - 198; Seven-day average - 2
Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 286; Seven-day average - 1
Colwyn Bay North: Cases on Feb 26 - 1; Cumulative total - 223; Seven-day average - 0
Llandudno South: Cases on Feb 26 - 1; Cumulative total - 257; Seven-day average - 0
Kinmel Bay & Towyn: Cases on Feb 26 - 2; Cumulative total - 351; Seven-day average - 1
Llandudno Junction South & Glan Conwy: Cases on Feb 26 - 1; Cumulative total - 202; Seven-day average - 0

                                                        Clear in past week
Llanrwst & Betws-y-Coed: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 210; Seven-day average - 0
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 203; Seven-day average - 0
Llandudno Town & Gogarth: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 236; Seven-day average - 0
Upper Colwyn Bay: Cases on Feb 26 - 0; Cumulative total - 256; Seven-day average - 0

[SteveH]

Daily Wales figures show "encouraging" signs but come with warning not to let our guard down yet

ALMOST 70 new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed across our region by Public Health Wales (PHW) on Monday.

Public Health Wales confirmed that 69 of today’s 198 newly confirmed Welsh cases were from the northern region.

• Anglesey – Six (8.6 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Conwy – 12 (10.2 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Denbighshire – Eight (8.4 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Flintshire – 16 (10.2 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Gwynedd – 13 (10.4 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Wrexham – 14 (10.3 per 100,000 population as of today)

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board – the largest health board in Wales – has reported 875 people have sadly died since the start of the pandemic, according to PHW data.

Figures from the Office for National Statistics, which are considered a stronger indicator of the overall impact of the virus, and which are based on all deaths where COVID is mentioned on the death certificate, stand at 1,230 for the health board area.

• Total confirmed COVID-19 cases from North Wales as of February 27 – 32,749
• New cases from today (February 27) – 69

Across Wales, another 198 COVID cases were confirmed in Saturday’s figures, meaning that 203,378 people are now known to have contracted the coronavirus since the pandemic began.

There were 16 newly reported deaths, meaning the number of people to have died with confirmed cases of coronavirus sadly stands at 5,316 in Wales.

2,999.1 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

PHW
Conwy
Cases:       3,515 confirmed
Testing episodes:       56,795  (48,459 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,681.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,749 confirmed
Testing episodes:       343,841  (49,151 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

ALMOST 75 new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed across our region by Public Health Wales (PHW) on Monday.

There have now been more than 32,820 lab-confirmed cases of the virus from the combined counties that make up the North Wales region since the outbreak of the pandemic - after more incidents were confirmed in the latest figures released on February 28.

Public Health Wales confirmed that 74 of today’s 247 newly confirmed Welsh cases were from the northern region.

• Anglesey – Eight (11.4 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Conwy – 20 (17.1 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Denbighshire – Five (5.2 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Flintshire – 10 (6.4 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Gwynedd – 21 (16.9 per 100,000 population as of today)
• Wrexham – 10 (7.4 per 100,000 population as of today)

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board – the largest health board in Wales – has reported 877 people have sadly died since the start of the pandemic, according to PHW data.

Figures from the Office for National Statistics, which are considered a stronger indicator of the overall impact of the virus, and which are based on all deaths where COVID is mentioned on the death certificate, stand at 1,230 for the health board area.

• Total confirmed COVID-19 cases from North Wales as of February 27 – 32,823
• New cases from today (February 27) – 69

Across Wales, another 247 COVID cases were confirmed in Sunday’s figures, meaning that 203,625 people are now known to have contracted the coronavirus since the pandemic began.

There were 24 newly reported deaths, meaning the number of people to have died with confirmed cases of coronavirus sadly stands at 5,340 in Wales.

PHW
Conwy
3,016.1 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,535 confirmed
Testing episodes:       56,976  (48,613 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,692.0 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,823 confirmed
Testing episodes:       344,836  (49,293 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%