However, a further 10 deaths and 2,331 positive cases have been reported by Public Health Wales.
The Covid-19 case rate has fallen for a fourth successive day in Wales, according to latest figures.638.4 when last reported on FridayHowever, a further 10 deaths and an additional 2,331 positive cases were reported by Public Health Wales on Sunday.
A total of 48% of cases were young people under 19, but this proportion has fallen from 57% a week ago.It shows the total number of deaths has risen to 5,907 with 360,881 positive cases since the start of the pandemic.
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