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[SteveH]

A total of 2,743 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported throughout Wales in the latest Public Health Wales (PHW) figures.

That takes the total amount of cases since the pandemic began to 849,797.

A total of 1,163 of those cases were in North Wales.

The full breakdown of figures for North Wales is as follows:

Flintshire - 121
Wrexham - 118
Denbighshire - 105
Gwynedd - 89
Conwy - 70
Anglesey - 43

Sadly, a further two deaths have also been recorded for the whole of Wales.

That takes the total number of suspected Covid-19 related deaths since figures began in early 2020 to 7,092.

The latest PHW figures also show that 1,926,749 people in Wales have now received their Covid-19 booster jab.

[SteveH]

A TOTAL of 2,128 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported throughout Wales in the latest Public Health Wales (PHW) figures.

That takes the total amount of cases since the pandemic began to 851,125.

A total of 365 of those cases were in North Wales.

The full breakdown of figures for North Wales is as follows:

Flintshire - 93
Wrexham - 87
Conwy - 56
Denbighshire - 55
Gwynedd - 46
Anglesey - 28

Sadly, a further three deaths have also been recorded for the whole of Wales.

That takes the total number of suspected Covid-19 related deaths since figures began in early 2020 to 7,095.

The latest PHW figures also show that 1,926,749 people in Wales have now received their Covid-19

[SteveH]

County seven-day infection rates per 100,000 people

Anglesey: 364.1 (up from 258.4 seven days ago)
Ceredigion: 423.7 (up from 345.3)
Conwy: 352.4 (up from 251.7)
Denbighshire: 437.8 (up from 317.7)
Flintshire: 452.3 (up from 332.5)
Gwynedd: 433.5 (up from 370.1)
Powys: 372.3 (up from 259)
Wrexham: 462.6 (up from 330.3)

Conwy County

Kinmel Bay & Towyn: Mar 24 cases - 10; Week’s daily average - 7; R Rate - 1.528
Conwy & Afon Roe: Mar 24 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 1.778
Llandudno Town & Gogarth: Mar 24 cases - 4; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.065
Upper Colwyn Bay: Mar 24 cases - 6; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.360
Llanrwst & Betws-y-Coed: Mar 24 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.000
Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy: Mar 24 cases - 6; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.000
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Mar 24 cases - 3; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 0.933
Rhos-on-Sea: Mar 24 cases - 3; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 0.842
Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr: Mar 24 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 5; R Rate - 1.458
Llandudno South: Mar 24 cases - 3; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.034
Colwyn Bay North: Mar 24 cases - 4; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.231
Old Colwyn & Llanddulas: Mar 24 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.032
Abergele: Mar 24 cases - 8; Week’s daily average - 7; R Rate - 1.400
Llandudno Junction South & Glan Conwy: Mar 24 cases - 1; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 0.793
Penrhyn Bay: Mar 24 cases - 2; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 1.462

[SteveH]

North Wales has recorded another five coronavirus-related deaths in 24 hours. It comes as the region saw a further 407 cases in a 24-hour period while infection rates continued to rise across the region.

The new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test were the only new virus fatalities across the country today, taking the national total to 7,122. In North Wales, there have now been 1,278 coronavirus deaths.

The whole of Wales had 2,206 newly recorded positive Covid tests as of 9am on Friday (March 25). This means there have been 854,130 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,528,051 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,398,676 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 73,205 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,925,251 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 407 new cases - total 164,976

Anglesey: 57 new cases - total 14,339
Conwy: 44 new cases - total 25,593
Denbighshire: 67 new cases - total 23,919
Flintshire: 103 new cases - total 38,250
Gwynedd: 60 new cases - total 26,176
Wrexham: 76 new cases - total 37,064

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to March 21):

Anglesey: 389.8 (up from 364.1)
Conwy: 379.7 (up from 352.4)
Denbighshire: 466.1 (up from 437.8
Flintshire: 461.2 (up from 452.3)
Gwynedd: 455.2 (up from 433.5)
Wrexham: 465.6 (up from 462.6)

[SteveH]

A TOTAL of 4,853 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported throughout Wales in the latest Public Health Wales (PHW) figures over a 72 hour period.

That takes the total amount of cases since the pandemic began to 858,983.

A total of 1,158 of those cases were in North Wales.

The full breakdown of figures for North Wales is as follows:

Flintshire - 222
Wrexham - 230
Gwynedd - 209
Denbighshire - 190
Conwy - 178
Anglesey - 129

Sadly, a further four deaths have also been recorded for the whole of Wales.

That takes the total number of suspected Covid-19 related deaths since figures began in early 2020 to 7,126.

[SteveH]

Another six people with coronavirus have died in North Wales, according to the latest official figures. A further 349 cases have also been reported - while Conwy was again the only county to see a fall in its infection rate.

There were 18 new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported today, taking the country's total to 7,144. The total number of virus-related deaths in North Wales is now 1,284 - up from 1,278 yesterday.

The whole of Wales had 1,745 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Wednesday's (March 30) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 860,727 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,528,858 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,399,745 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 77,933 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,922,325 people have had the booster dose.

The latest figures cover the 24 hours up to 9am on Tuesday. Updates from Public Health Wales are no longer published at the weekend, meaning figures released on Tuesdays are for 72 hours.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 349 new cases - total 166,847

Anglesey: 33 new cases - total 14,501
Conwy: 44 new cases - total 25,815
Denbighshire: 40 new cases - total 24,149
Flintshire: 80 new cases - total 38,552
Gwynedd: 67 new cases - total 26,452
Wrexham: 85 new cases - total 37,378

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to March 25):

Anglesey: 472.6 (up from 452.6)
Conwy: 347.3 (down from 350.7)
Denbighshire: 527.7 (up from 514.1)
Flintshire: 464.4 (up from 462.5)
Gwynedd: 416.7 (up from 405.4)
Wrexham: 500.9 (up from 492.8

[SteveH]

A TOTAL of 1,379 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported throughout Wales in the latest Public Health Wales (PHW) figures.

That takes the total amount of cases since the pandemic began to 862,106.

A total of 257 of those cases were in North Wales.

The full breakdown of figures for North Wales is as follows:

Gwynedd - 66
Conwy - 59
Flintshire - 38
Wrexham - 34
Denbighshire - 33
Anglesey - 27

Sadly, a further 18 deaths have also been recorded for the whole of Wales.

That takes the total number of suspected Covid-19 related deaths since figures began in early 2020 to 7,162.

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[SteveH]

A further 336 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in North Wales in the latest official figures. Infection rates have fallen in every part of the region.

There were ten new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported today, taking the country's total to 7,172. No new virus-related deaths were reported in North Wales today and the total remains at 1,295.

The whole of Wales had 1,438 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Friday's (April 1) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 863,544 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,529,753 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,400,101 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 61,485 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,940,036 people have had the booster dose.

The latest figures cover the 24 hours up to 9am on Thursday. Updates from Public Health Wales are no longer published at the weekend, meaning figures released on Tuesdays are for 72 hours.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 336 new cases - total 167,440

Anglesey: 29 new cases - total 14,557
Conwy: 60 new cases - total 25,934
Denbighshire: 48 new cases - total 24,230
Flintshire: 86 new cases - total 38,676
Gwynedd: 58 new cases - total 26,576
Wrexham: 55 new cases - total 37,467

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to March 27):

Anglesey: 479.7 (down from 486.8
Conwy: 351.5 (down from 352.4)
Denbighshire: 520.4 (down from 527.7)
Flintshire: 429.9 (down from 447.8
Gwynedd: 408.6 (down from 417.5)
Wrexham: 479.6 (down from 490.6)

[SteveH]

County seven-day infection rates per 100,000 people

Anglesey: 479.7 (up from 364.1 seven days ago)
Ceredigion: 392 (down from 423.7)
Conwy: 351.5 (down from 352.4)
Denbighshire: 520.4 (up from 437.8
Flintshire: 429.9 (down from 452.3)
Gwynedd: 408.6 (down from 433.5)
Powys: 402.5 (up from 372.3)
Wrexham: 479.6 (up from 462.6)

Conwy county
Betws-yn-Rhos, Llangernyw & Llansannan: Apr 1 cases - 7; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.083
Kinmel Bay & Towyn: Apr 1 cases - 7; Week’s daily average - 6; R Rate - 0.935
Abergele: Apr 1 cases - 12; Week’s daily average - 6; R Rate - 0.920
Llandudno Town & Gogarth: Apr 1 cases - 4; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 0.929
Llanfairfechan & Penmaenmawr: Apr 1 cases - 7; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.115
Old Colwyn & Llanddulas: Apr 1 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 0.926
Llandudno South: Apr 1 cases - 3; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.000
Penrhyn Bay: Apr 1 cases - 2; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 0.905
Llandudno Junction South & Glan Conwy: Apr 1 cases - 2; Week’s daily average - 1; R Rate - 1.182
Conwy & Afon Roe: Apr 1 cases - 2; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.211
Llandudno Junction North & Deganwy: Apr 1 cases - 5; Week’s daily average - 4; R Rate - 1.148
Llanrwst & Betws-y-Coed: Apr 1 cases - 2; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 0.913
Upper Colwyn Bay: Apr 1 cases - 0; Week’s daily average - 2; R Rate - 0.538
Colwyn Bay North: Apr 1 cases - 1; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 0.957
Rhos-on-Sea: Apr 1 cases - 1; Week’s daily average - 3; R Rate - 1.043

[SteveH]

About one in every 13 people in the UK has coronavirus, according to latest estimates from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

That is some 4.9 million people, up from 4.3 million people the week before.

ONS officials say that is the highest number seen since its survey began at the end of April 2020.

The surge in infections is being driven partly by the contagious Omicron BA.2 sub-variant and people mixing more.

The figures for the week ending 26 March are thought to give the most accurate reflection of what's happening with the virus in the community.

The ONS survey tests thousands of people randomly in households across the UK - whether or not they have symptoms.

Kara Steel, senior statistician for the Covid-19 infection survey, said: "Infection levels remain high, with the highest levels recorded in our survey seen in England and Wales and notable increases among older age groups."

cont https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-60953501

[SteveH]

There were seven new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported in the latest figures today (April 4), taking the country's total to 7,179. No new virus-related deaths were reported in North Wales today and the total since the pandemic began for the area remains at 1,295.

The whole of Wales had 1,485 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Monday's (April 4) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 865,029 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,532,759 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,402,290 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 61,695 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,942,627 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 278 new cases - total 167,718

Anglesey: 38 new cases - total 14,595
Conwy: 48 new cases - total 25,982
Denbighshire: 50 new cases - total 24,280
Flintshire: 51 new cases - total 38,727
Gwynedd: 58 new cases - total 26,634
Wrexham: 33 new cases - total 37,500

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to March 28):

Anglesey: 428.3 (down from 479.7)
Conwy: 349.8 (down from 351.5)
Denbighshire: 478.6 (down from 520.4)
Flintshire: 408.1 (down from 429.9)
Gwynedd: 382.9 (down from 408.6)
Wrexham: 431.8 (down from 479.6)

[SteveH]

A further 378 cases of Covid-19 have been reported in North Wales in the latest official figures. But infection rates have continued to fall in every part of the region.

There were seven new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported in the latest figures today (April 5), taking the country's total to 7,186. Three more virus-related deaths were reported in North Wales today and the total since the pandemic began for the area remains at 1,298.

The whole of Wales had 1,834 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Tuesday's (April 5) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 866,863 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Across North Wales, the largest increase was in Conwy, where there were another 78 positive test results.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,532,759 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,402,290 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 61,695 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,942,627 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 378 new cases - total 168,096

Anglesey: 38 new cases - total 14,633
Conwy: 78 new cases - total 26,060
Denbighshire: 55 new cases - total 24,335
Flintshire: 72 new cases - total 38,799
Gwynedd: 76 new cases - total 26,710
Wrexham: 59 new cases - total 37,559

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to March 31):

Anglesey: 307.0 (down from 428.3)
Conwy: 285.0 (down from 349.8
Denbighshire: 339.6 (down from 478.6)
Flintshire: 289.6 (down from 408.1)
Gwynedd: 316.3 (down from 382.9)
Wrexham: 283.2 (down from 431.8

[SteveH]

North Wales Covid infections plummet less than week after free testing ends .. 

Just 116 cases of Covid-19 have been reported across North Wales in the latest official figures. Infection rates have also continued to fall in every part of the region, less than a week after free Covid testing in the UK ended.

There were 16 new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported in the latest figures today (April 6), taking the country's total to 7,202. Six more virus-related deaths were reported in North Wales today and the total since the pandemic began for the area now stands at 1,304.

The whole of Wales had 391 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Wednesday's (April 6) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 867,254 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,533,877 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,402,919 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 61,889 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,943,883 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 116 new cases - total 168,212

Anglesey: 4 new cases - total 14,637
Conwy: 16 new cases - total 26,076
Denbighshire: 15 new cases - total 24,350
Flintshire: 15 new cases - total 38,814
Gwynedd: 6 new cases - total 26,716
Wrexham: 10 new cases - total 37,569

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to April 1):

Anglesey: 255.6 (down from 307.0)
Conwy: 266.2 (down from 285.0)
Denbighshire: 279.0 (down from 339.6)
Flintshire: 243.4 (down from 289.6)
Gwynedd: 280.2 (down from 316.3)
Wrexham: 232.4 (down from 283.2)

[SteveH]

Not sure how relevant stats are after testing being halted, but I'll keep posting while figures available..............

Just 103 new cases of Covid-19 have been reported across North Wales in the latest official figures. Infection rates have also continued to fall in every part of the region.

There were five new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported in the latest figures today (April 7), taking the country's total to 7,207. One more virus-related death was reported in North Wales today and the total since the pandemic began for the area now stands at 1,305.

The whole of Wales had 537 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Thursday's (April 7) update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 867,791 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,534,232 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,403,202 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 62,014 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,944,601 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 103 new cases - total 168,315

Anglesey: 18 new cases - total 14,655
Conwy: 25 new cases - total 26,101
Denbighshire: 22 new cases - total 24,372
Flintshire: 7 new cases - total 38,821
Gwynedd: 18 new cases - total 26,734
Wrexham: 13 new cases - total 37,582

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to April 2):

Anglesey: 219.9 (down from 255.6)
Conwy: 232.1 (down from 266.2)
Denbighshire: 251.8 (down from 279.0)
Flintshire: 214.0 (down from 243.4)
Gwynedd: 256.1 (down from 280.2)
Wrexham: 200.1 (down from 232.4)

[SteveH]

There were five new deaths within 28 days of a positive Covid test nationwide reported in the latest figures today (April 8, taking the country's total to 7,212. Two more virus-related deaths were reported in North Wales today and the total since the pandemic began for the area now stands at 1,307.

The whole of Wales had 404 newly recorded positive Covid tests in Friday's (April 8 update from Public Health Wales. This means there have been 868,195 infections since the start of the pandemic in total.

Across North Wales, the largest increase was in Conwy, where there were another 21 positive test results.

Public Health Wales figures also show there have been 2,534,678 first doses of the coronavirus vaccine given out, while 2,403,946 people have been double-jabbed. There have also been 62,101 third doses given out to people considered immunocompromised while 1,945,421 people have had the booster dose.

Betsi Cadwaladr as a whole: 93 new cases - total 168,408

Anglesey: 11 new cases - total 14,666
Conwy: 21 new cases - total 26,122
Denbighshire: 23 new cases - total 24,385
Flintshire: 11 new cases - total 38,832
Gwynedd: 19 new cases - total 26,753
Wrexham: 8 new cases - total 37,590

The infection rate for every 100,000 people in each area (seven days to April 3):

Anglesey: 204.2 (down from 219.9)
Conwy: 227.0 (down from 232.1)
Denbighshire: 216.3 (down from 251.8
Flintshire: 178.1 (down from 214.0)
Gwynedd: 236.0 (down from 256.1)
Wrexham: 166.2 (down from 200.1)

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