Everything Mark Drakeford says we know about the Indian variant in Wales and the cluster in two seaside resorts
Close to 100 people have so far tested positive for what is also known as the Delta variant across Wales, with a large cluster of cases in Conwy currently under investigation
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Hundreds of people in north Wales are self-isolating as a result of being close contacts of those who have tested positive for the Indian variant of concern.
Residents of two Welsh seaside resorts urged to be alert after 18 cases of Indian variant identified
The cases are understood to all be linked and no outbreak has currently been declared
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A cluster of cases of the Indian variant of concern have been found in two Welsh seaside resorts. Public Health Wales (PHW) has confirmed that a cluster of 18 confirmed or presumptive cases of the VOC-21APR-02 strain have been identified in the Llandudno Junction, Llandudno and Penrhyn Bay areas of north Wales.
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