How many coronavirus cases there have been in each of Wales universities
Data shows the universities with the most recorded cases experienced peaks at different times
15:39, 4 MAY 2021
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New figures show which universities in Wales had the highest coronavirus rates. Overall, the numbers of cases reported to higher education institutions have been small though there were significant surges in cases back in the autumn.
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