As it happened: Coronavirus updates from Wales - BBC News
The latest developments and information in Wales on the pandemic on Friday.
The two-metre social distancing rules announced earlier will become law in Wales on Tuesday, the first minister has said.

Mark Drakeford said the move was to ensure employers “put the needs of their workforce first”.

He said it would apply to any workplace, including homes, where work and repairs are being undertaken and outdoor spaces.

“It is simply saying to employers that they must put the needs of their workforce first, that their health and their wellbeing must be top of the agenda, and the two-meter rule is there to protect that,” Mr Drakeford said.

He added businesses could continue to operate “if they comply with the guidance”.

The new regulations also clarify the arrangements for funerals and crematoriums.

People can attend funerals if they are the person who has organised the funeral, if they have been invited to attend or are the carer of a person who is attending a funeral.

But there will be a limit to the number of people who can attend, depending on how many people the venue can accommodate, taking into account the two-metre rule.