Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Wednesday, January 6
There have been 76 more deaths in Wales and more than 2,000 cases
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Another 76 people have died with coronavirus in Wales and more than 2,000 new cases have been reported.
Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Sunday, January 3
More than 4,000 new cases have been reported on Sunday together with a further 56 deaths
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Oxford/AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine delivered to UK hospitals ahead of rollout
The Covid-19 jab is the second to be approved for use in the UK and doses will be given from Monday with Wales set to have thousands available in the first week
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Glangwili hospital Hywel Dda University Health Board has stressed that the NHS continues to operate under extreme pressure, urging the public to follow Covid rules. Earlier this month the health board (HDUHB) put out a statement saying they had the highest number of Covid-19 inpatients since the start of the pandemic. Over a week later HDUHB said the situation remains dire. Asked how many patients are currently using the field hospitals, a spokesperson said they were unable to confirm a number because the figure fluctuates. They said: Our field hospitals (at Bluestone (Carreg Las) and Llanelli (Selwyn Samuel)) give us the flexibility to move patients out of hospitals after they have been assessed as no longer needing medical input, but still require some care before being discharged home or to a community care facility.
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A minor injuries unit in Ceredigion has been closed so staff can be redeployed to help with the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Hywel Dda University Health Board said the closure would be temporary and would be under constant review until it is safe to re-open.
The unit at Cardigan Integrated Care Centre usually operates five days a week during normal working hours.
Patients have been asked to call 111 if they need assistance.
Alternatively they can visit the 111 symptom checker or go to their local pharmacy.
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