Public Health Wales has reported 570
more people testing positive for coronavirus, but no further deaths. Wales' case rate is 71.1
per 100,000 people, up from 66.5 on Thursday, the highest since 23
February. On Friday, the total number of Covid cases reported in Wales reached 219,296 and total deaths remained at 5,575. While case rates continue to
climb, numbers of Covid patients in Wales' hospitals have fallen to a record
low. PHW has confirmed that the Delta variant has now replaced other strains of
coronavirus as the dominant variant in all health board areas.
Of the new cases, the highest was reported in the Betsi
Cadwaladr Health Board area at 165 followed
by Cardiff and Vale 119. The local
authority with the highest case rate in Wales was Flintshire with 161.4 cases per 100,000 people for the seven-day period up to 27 June. It is one of
six areas which now have rates of 100 or above, alongside Wrexham 147.8, Denbighshire 146.3, Conwy 102.4, Gwynedd 102 and
Cardiff 100. The lowest case rates
are in Merthyr Tydfil 23.2, Newport 24.6 and Powys 27.9.
Covid-19 vaccine update: 2,261,056 people in Wales have now had their first dose of the vaccine. 1,695,819 people are now fully vaccinated.
Today’s numbers of new Covid cases in the Local Authorities of
Wales…
Today’s numbers of new Covid cases
in the local areas of Llanelli…
Over 18 and not had your first dose of the vaccine yet? Walk in vaccination centres are open this weekend. You do not need an appointment, just walk in and get the vaccination and be protected… Check the details with your health board and get further information… The list of Health Boards with the information can be accessed here...
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