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[SteveH]

Three more hospital deaths linked to coronavirus have been reported in North Wales.

The latest data from Public Health Wales shows that the death toll from the virus in the region covered by the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is now 880.
The deaths were the only ones reported across Wales in the latest daily update, and the national death toll now stands at 5,343.

The news comes as statistics released today, Monday, March 1 also show that 78 more cases have been reported in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area that covers North Wales.

It brings the total number of cases since the pandemic arrived in Wales just over a year ago to 32,901.

The new data shows that Conwy has reported the most new cases with 22.

A month ago on February 1, 181 cases were reported in North Wales along with two deaths.
Today across all of Wales, 193 new cases were reported, taking the overall national total to 203,818.

A further 8,600 tests have been carried out in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of tests to 2,721,811.

In addition, a total of 925,669 people have now had a first dose of the vaccine, while the number of people who have had both doses now stands at 103,819.

Betsi Cadwaladr: 78 new cases - total 32,901

Anglesey: 9 new cases - total 1,968
Conwy: 22 new cases[ - total 3,557
Denbighshire: 8 new cases - total 4,148
Flintshire: 8 new cases - total 9,126
Gwynedd: 20 new cases - total 2,974
Wrexham: 11 new cases - total 11,128

Cases:       3,557 confirmed
Testing episodes:       57,178  (48,785 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,703.1 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,901 confirmed
Testing episodes:       345,849  (49,438 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

Figures released by Public Health Wales reveal that as of March 2, there were a total of 31 new cases confirmed across the region covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.

This can be broken down to 10 cases in Wrexham, nine in Flintshire, one in Conwy, three in Anglesey, five in Gwynedd, and three in Denbighshire.

These figures take the total overall number of confirmed cases in the region to date to 32,932.

There has been one new suspected COVID-related death across Wales.

To date, the total number of people in Wales who have died after testing positive for coronavirus stands at 5,344.

So far, 1,662,085 people have undergone coronavirus tests in Wales.

PHW
Conwy
3,035.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,558 confirmed
Testing episodes:       57,304  (48,893 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,707.5 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,932 confirmed
Testing episodes:       346,370  (49,513 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

THERE were more than 60 new coronavirus cases newly confirmed in North Wales, according to the latest public health data.

The 63 cases in the Betsi Cadwalader Health Board area can be broken down to: six in Anglesey, 10 in Conwy, eight in Denbighshire, 13 in Flintshire, nine in Gwynedd, and 17 in Wrexham..

The seven-day rate is now 57 per 100,000 members of the population in Wales.

There are only a small number of areas in Wales with rates higher than 80/100k, but two of these are in North Wales. Gwynedd's rate is 92.3/100k while Conwy's is 87.9/100k.

The rates in Flintshire and Wrexham have fallen in recent weeks, and are currently 67.3/100k in Flintshire and 64/100k in Wrexham. The rate in Denbighshire is 52.2/100k.

There were 208 new cases confirmed in Wales as a whole, meaning that there have now been 204,196 positive results from the 1,665,909 individuals tested.

Sadly there have been 12 new coronavirus suspected deaths reported in Wales     https://www.northwalespioneer.co.uk/news/19132231.number-new-coronavirus-cases-wrexham-flintshire-rate-wales-continues-fall/

PHW
Conwy
3,044.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,568 confirmed
Testing episodes:       57,462  (49,028 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,716.5 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       32,995 confirmed
Testing episodes:       347,154  (49,625 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

CORONAVIRUS cases across North Wales continue to decline, latest figures show.
Data released by Public Health Wales on March 4 shows that a total of 83 new Covid cases were reported in the North.

This can be broken down to six in Anglesey, six in Conwy, 11 in Denbighshire, 24 in Flintshire, 11 in Gwynedd and 25 in Wrexham.
The Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board sadly reported a further six deaths, bringing the total to 887.

The rolling seven day cases from February 21 to 27 shows Gwynedd as having the highest number of cases per 100,000 people.
Denbighshire: 46 per 100,000
Wrexham: 63.3 per 100,000
Anglesey: 65.7 per 100,000
Flintshire: 59.6 per 100,000
Conwy: 89.6 per 100,000
Gwynedd: 94.7 per 100,000

The national picture:
Across Wales, a total of 267 cases were reported across the country.
Sadly, a further 13 people lost their lives, bringing the total death toll to 5,366.
The average seven-day rate has fallen to 53 cases per 100,000 people.

Data released by Public Health Wales on March 4 shows that a total of 951,540 people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 139,445 received their second dose.

These first doses can be broken down further to the following groups:
80 years and older: 165,883
Aged 75 to 79 years: 125,950
Aged 70 to 74 years: 171,999
Aged 65-69 years: 149,008
Clinical Risk groups aged 16 to 64 years: 56,624
Aged 60-64 years: 64,779
Aged 55 to 59 years: 53,281
Aged 50 to 54 years: 45,897
Care home residents: 14,570
Care home worker: 33,310
Health care worker: 128,087
Clinically extremely vulnerable: 70,485

Weekly inpatients in all hospital wards in Betsi Cadwaladr at week ending 2/28/2021
The number of confirmed case inpatients stood at 151.
Confirmed case inpatients is an inpatient with a positive test taken within 28 days prior to week ending date specified.

PHW stats unavailable at time of posting

[SteveH]

Another 85 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales as of Friday (March 5) - with six more deaths recorded over the last 48 hours.

It takes the total of deaths across the region to 887 - up from 881 on Wednesday.

Technical problems with the Tableau dashboard used by Public Health Wales meant a breakdown of deaths for health boards across Wales was not available on Thursday afternoon.
This means it is not known if the new deaths were added to the total today or yesterday.

Meanwhile two parts of the region continue to have the highest coronavirus infection rates in the whole of Wales.
Gwynedd is the local authority with the overall highest seven-day rate of 89.1 per 100,000, down from 94.7 on Thursday.
Conwy is second with a seven-day rate of 83.6 cases per 100,000, down from 89.6.

Twelve more people have died with coronavirus in Wales, while 230 new positive cases have been identified.
Nationally, there have now been 5,378 deaths since the start of the pandemic.

The infection rate across Wales is now 50.9 cases per 100,000 of population based on the seven days up to February 28, a fall from the figure of 53.1 reported on Thursday.

Another 12,362 tests were carried out across Wales in the last 24 hours, up from 11,728 yesterday.

The total number of people who have received a first dose of Covid-19 vaccine is now 967,042, with 154,819 receiving a two-dose course.

Of the 85 new cases reported in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area, there were:
-18 in Gwynedd
-17 in Flintshire
-15 on Anglesey
-14 in Conwy
-14 in Wrexham
-7 in Denbighshire

BCUHB 7-day infection rates across North Wales (as of Friday's update)
Conwy: 83.6 (Down from 89.6)
Anglesey: 61.4 (Down from 65.7)
Gwynedd: 89.1 (Down from 94.7)
Denbighshire: 48.1 (Up from 46)
Flintshire: 59.6 (no change)
Wrexham: 64.7 (Up from 63.3)

PHW
Conwy
3,061.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,588 confirmed
Testing episodes:       57,921  (49,419 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,740.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,162 confirmed
Testing episodes:       349,452  (49,953 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

The 50 districts in North and Mid Wales where Covid is still spreading - and six with R rates of zero
Latest data shows that Gwynedd was the only county in North Wales with a week-on-week rise in Covid rates - but there were pockets of concern across the region

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/50-districts-north-mid-wales-19979003

[SteveH]

THE latest covid-19 case data for North Wales has been released.
Public Health Wales announced on Saturday that 195 new cases of the virus have been reported across Wales, in addition to a further seven deaths.

Of the new cases, 70 were reported in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area.

There were:
-14 in Conwy
-14 in Gwynedd
-14 in Flintshire
-13 in Wrexham
-9 in Denbighshire
-6 on Anglesey

Public Health Wales confirmed the total number of suspected covid-19 deaths in lab confirmed cases in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area now stands at 890.  up from 881 on Wednesday.

PHW
Conwy
3,073.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,602 confirmed
Testing episodes:       58,108  (49,579 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,750.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,231 confirmed
Testing episodes:       350,473  (50,099 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

 56 new cases of covid-19 have been reported across North Wales, health chiefs have said.

Public Health Wales announced on Sunday that 152 new cases of the virus have been announced across Wales, in addition to a further 18 deaths.

14 in Gwynedd
11 in Conwy
10 in Wrexham
9 in Flintshire
6 in Denbighshire
6 on Anglesey
Public Health Wales also confirmed the total number of suspected covid-19 deaths in lab confirmed cases in the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board area now stands at 901. up from 890 yesterday


Dr Giri Shankar, Incident Director for the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak response at Public Health Wales, said: “The weekly incidence of COVID-19 infections is now below 50 cases per 100,000 population in more than half of the local authorities in Wales, with the overall rate at 46.4 cases per 100,000.

“This does vary between local authority areas and therefore we remind the public that Level 4 restrictions are still in place.

"This weekend you should stay at home, work from home if you can, wear a face covering where required, wash your hands regularly and stay two metres from anyone you do not live with.

PHW
Conwy
3,082.7 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,613 confirmed
Testing episodes:       58,309  (49,750 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,758.3 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,287 confirmed
Testing episodes:       351,626  (50,264 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

'Encouraging' signs as Wales reports first day with zero COVID-19 deaths since early September

OVER FIFTY new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed across North Wales by health officials on Monday.

There have now been almost 33,340 lab-confirmed cases of the virus identified from the combined counties since the outbreak of the pandemic - after more cases were confirmed by Public Health Wales (PHW) in the latest figures released on March 8.

PHW confirmed that 52 of the latest 164 Welsh cases (31 per cent) came from the northern region.
• Anglesey – Five (7.1 per 100,000 population)
• Conwy – 10 (8.5 per 100,000 population)
• Denbighshire – Two (2.1 per 100,000 population)
• Flintshire – 10 (6.4 per 100,000 population)
• Gwynedd – 12 (9.6 per 100,000 population)
• Wrexham – 13 (9.6 per 100,000 population)

BCUHB stats:
• Total confirmed COVID-19 cases from North Wales as of March 8 – 33,339

Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board – the largest health board in Wales – has reported 901 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 1,280 for the health board area.

The national picture:
Across Wales, another 164 COVID cases were confirmed in the latest figures, meaning that 205,202 people are now known to have contracted the coronavirus since the pandemic began.

Monday saw no newly reported deaths, meaning the number of people to have died with confirmed cases of coronavirus remains at 5,403 in Wales.

PHW
Conwy
3,091.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,623 confirmed
Testing episodes:       58,536  (49,944 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,765.7 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,339 confirmed
Testing episodes:       352,767  (50,427 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.5%

[SteveH]

OVER 55 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in North Wales, according to the latest public health data.

Figures released by Public Health Wales reveal that as of March 9, there were a total of 59 new cases confirmed across the region covered by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.

This can be broken down to five cases in Wrexham, eight in Flintshire,    23 in Conwy ! !   eight in Anglesey, nine in Gwynedd, and six in Denbighshire.

These figures take the total overall number of confirmed cases in the region to date to 33,398.

There have been three new suspected COVID-related death across Wales.

To date, the total number of people in Wales who have died after testing positive for coronavirus stands at 5,406.

So far, 1,693,153 people have undergone coronavirus tests in Wales.

PHW
Conwy
3,110.8 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,646 confirmed
Testing episodes:       58,689  (50,075 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,774.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,398 confirmed
Testing episodes:       353,483  (50,529 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.4%

[SteveH]

It was surprising yesterday to see Conwy's figures so high, that I marked them red, (above) today's DP story explains the high numbers....

Seventeen Covid-19 infections have been registered at a boarding school near Llandudno.

The outbreak was confirmed by Conwy county council on Tuesday afternoon as being centred on a private boarding school, St David's College, off Wormhout Way.

https://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/17-test-positive-coronavirus-top-20024848?IYA-reg=49560bcd-5a9c-47f0-8fc5-ba2e71710589

[SteveH]

North Wales Covid latest as people reminded to stick to the guidance
'You should stay at home, work from home if you can, wear a face covering where required, wash your hands regularly and stay two metres from anyone you do not live with'

Another 74 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales as of March 10, with two new deaths in the last 24 hours.
This means the total number of deaths across the region stands at 903.

There have been six new deaths relating to Covid across Wales in the last 24 hours and 225 new positive cases have been identified.
Nationally, there have been 5,412 deaths since the start of the pandemic.

The infection rate across Wales is now 41.9 cases per 100,000 of population based on the seven days up to March 5.

Another 7,635 tests were carried out across Wales in the last 24 hours.

The total number of people who have received a first dose of Covid-19 vaccine is now 1,019,210, with 206,394 receiving a two-dose course.

7-day infection rates across North Wales (as of Wednesday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 71.4 (Down from 78.5)
Conwy: 62.3 (Up from 61.4)
Denbighshire: 49.1 (Down from 57.5)
Flintshire: 61.5 (Up from 57.0)
Gwynedd: 67.4 (Down from 71.5)
Wrexham: 72.1 (Up from 67.7)

Here is the latest full list of coronavirus cases reported across North Wales
Betsi Cadwaladr: 74 new cases - total 33,472

Anglesey : 14 new cases - total 2,036
Conwy: 10 new cases - total 3,656
Denbighshire: 5 new cases - total 4,205
Flintshire: 22 new cases - total 9,252
Gwynedd: 13 new cases - total 3,079
Wrexham: 10 new cases - total 11,244

PHW
Conwy
3,119.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,656 confirmed
Testing episodes:       58,835  (50,199 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,784.7 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,472 confirmed
Testing episodes:       354,395  (50,660 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.4%

[SteveH]

Another 56 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales as of March 11, with three new deaths in the last 24 hours.
This means the total number of deaths across the region stands at 906.

Betsi Cadwaladr has now recorded 33,528 Covid cases in total. Of the new cases, Flintshire reported the largest increase, with 21 new cases.
Conwy now has the second highest infection rate in all of Wales with 75.9 cases per 100,000 based on the seven days up to March 6.
Wrexham has the third highest rate in the country - 73.6 cases per 100,000.

There have been 12 new deaths relating to Covid across Wales in the last 24 hours and 195 new positive cases have been identified.
Nationally, there have been 5,424 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
The infection rate across Wales is now 42.8 cases per 100,000 of population based on the seven days up to March 6.
Another 12,311 tests were carried out across Wales in the last 24 hours.

The total number of people who have received a first dose of Covid-19 vaccine is now 1,034,141, with 221,902 receiving a two-dose course.

7-day infection rates across North Wales (as of Thursday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 68.5 (Down from 71.4)
Conwy: 75.9 (Up from 62.3)  ( probably due to school story above )
Denbighshire: 50.2 (Up from 49.1)
Flintshire: 61.5 (same)
Gwynedd: 66.6 (Down from 67.4)
Wrexham: 73.6 (Up from 72.1)

Here is the latest full list of coronavirus cases reported across North Wales
Betsi Cadwaladr: 56 new cases - total 33,528

Anglesey : 9 new cases - total 2,045
Conwy: 8 new cases - total 3,664
Denbighshire: 2 new cases - total 4,207
Flintshire: 21 new cases - total 9,273
Gwynedd: 8 new cases - total 3,087
Wrexham: 8 new cases - total 11,252

PHW
Conwy
3,126.2 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,664 confirmed
Testing episodes:       59,037  (50,372 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,792.7 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,528 confirmed
Testing episodes:       355,684  (50,844 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.4%

[SteveH]

Another 64 cases of coronavirus have been reported across North Wales today (March 12), according to the latest statistics.

The newly discovered cases mean that since the start of the pandemic Betsi Cadwaladr has suffered from a total of 33,592 cases.

Conwy has the third-highest rate at 68.3.
However, every area within Betsi Cadwaldr has a higher infection than the national average of 41.1.

At the same time as the number of cases was reported, Public Health Wales also revealed that one more person had died from the virus in North Wales it brings the total number of coronavirus-related deaths to 907 in the region.

There have been 12 new deaths relating to Covid across Wales in the last 24 hours and 195 new positive cases have been identified.
Nationally, there have been 5,436 deaths since the start of the pandemic.

Seven-day infection rates across North Wales (as of Friday's update)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board

Anglesey: 77.1 (Up from 68.5)
Conwy: 68.3 (Down from 75.9)
Denbighshire: 43.9 (Down from 50.2)
Flintshire: 57.0 (Down from 61.5)
Gwynedd: 65.0 (Down from 66.6)
Wrexham: 66.2 (Down from 73.6)

Here is the latest full list of coronavirus cases reported across North Wales
Betsi Cadwaladr: 64 new cases - total 33,592

Anglesey : 13 new cases - total 2,045
Conwy: 11 new cases - total 3,664
Denbighshire: Nine new cases - total 4,207
Flintshire: 11 new cases - total 9,273
Gwynedd: 12 new cases - total 3,087
Wrexham: Eight new cases - total 11,252

PHW
Conwy
3,135.6 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,675 confirmed
Testing episodes:       59,241  (50,546 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,801.9 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,592 confirmed
Testing episodes:       356,848  (51,010 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.4%

[SteveH]

Data released by Public Health Wales on March 13 shows that a total of 50 new positive cases were reported in North Wales.

These can be broken down to nine in Anglesey, eight in Conwy, four in Denbighshire, 14 in Flintshire, 10 in Gwynedd and five in Wrexham.

A further two people have sadly lost their lives in the Betsi Cadwaladr region, bringing the total Covid-related death toll to 909.

Nationally
A total of 210 new covid cases were reported across the country.
Sadly, a further six people lost their lives, bringing the total death toll to 5,442.

The seven day case rate for the country average sits at 42.

PHW
Conwy
3,142.4 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       3,683 confirmed
Testing episodes:       59,496  (50,763 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       6.2%

BCUHB
4,809.0 confirmed cases per 100,000 population

Cases:       33,642 confirmed
Testing episodes:       357,898  (51,161 per 100,000)
Positivity*:       9.4%