30-10-2021, 11:12 AM
Measures to be strengthened in Wales over next three weeks
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To keep Wales "safe and open", Drakeford says it is necessary to strengthen the Covid measures already in place and "that will need everybody’s help over the next three weeks".
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He says: "If rates continue to rise rather than fall, the cabinet will have to consider raising the alert level [which is currently zero] and reintroducing some further restrictions at the next review.
"None of us want to see that happen – so over the coming three weeks we will strengthen six measures – from the requirement to wear face coverings to changing the guidance on self-isolation to reflect the latest evidence of household transmission."
He announces that people who are fully vaccinated - or aged five to 17 - will now need to isolate until they have a negative PCR test if they live in the same household as someone who has Covid-19.
Covid passes are also being extended over the next three weeks.
They are already compulsory for nightclubs and large indoor events in Wales but Drakeford says their use will be extended to theatres, cinemas and concert halls in two weeks’ time.
To keep Wales "safe and open", Drakeford says it is necessary to strengthen the Covid measures already in place and "that will need everybody’s help over the next three weeks".
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He says: "If rates continue to rise rather than fall, the cabinet will have to consider raising the alert level [which is currently zero] and reintroducing some further restrictions at the next review.
"None of us want to see that happen – so over the coming three weeks we will strengthen six measures – from the requirement to wear face coverings to changing the guidance on self-isolation to reflect the latest evidence of household transmission."
He announces that people who are fully vaccinated - or aged five to 17 - will now need to isolate until they have a negative PCR test if they live in the same household as someone who has Covid-19.
Covid passes are also being extended over the next three weeks.
They are already compulsory for nightclubs and large indoor events in Wales but Drakeford says their use will be extended to theatres, cinemas and concert halls in two weeks’ time.
