CORONAVIRUS cases right across the UK continue to rise as tougher measures are being introduced.
Wales is facing its second week of a fire-break lockdown which is expected to end on November 9.
Elsewhere, on Saturday evening, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that England will be entering a four-week national lockdown from November 5. However First Minister Mark Drakeford confirmed this will not affected Wales.
The UK death toll now stands at 58,925 where COVID-19 is on the death certificate as of November 2 and the total of positve cases is 1,034,914.
Here is a list of the full cases and deaths in North Wales and surrounding areas.
North Wales:
Betsi Cadwaladr Health Board: 9,893 cases
Anglesey: 785 cases with 1,120.7 per 100k
Conwy: 1,476 cases with 1,259.4 per 100k
Denbighshire: 1,462 cases with 1,527.8 per 100k
Flintshire: 2,148 cases with 1,376.0 per 100k
Gwynedd: 1,172 with 940.9 per 100k
Wrexham: 2,850 with 2,096.3 per 100k
Mid-Wales:
Powys: 890 cases with 672.0 per 100k
Elsewhere:
Cheshire West and Cheshire: 133 with a rate of 1,740.5
Shropshire: 119 with a rate of 1,054.7 per 100k
Cheshire East: 101 with a rate of 1,629 per 100k
Deaths in Wales:
Betsi Cadwaladr: 459
Aneurin Bevan UHB - 324
Cardiff and Vale UHB - 300
Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB - 471
Hywel Dda UHB - 73
Powys THB - 19
Swansea Bay UHB - 238
Resident outside Wales - 4
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