Coronavirus in Wales: Updates on 10 July 2020 - BBC News
The latest developments as further measures to ease lockdown restrictions are announced.
There is "no longer anxiety about widespread community transmission of coronavirus around two north Wales food plants, the first minister has said.

There have been 634 confirmed Covid-19 cases at meat plants in Wales - 283 at Rowan Foods in Wrexham, 134 at Kepak in Merthyr Tydfil and the 217 cases at 2 Sisters at Llangefni on Anglesey.

Mark Drakeford said the latest advice "does indeed suggest that we are probably past the most concerning time" at Rowan Foods and 2 Sisters.

On Rowan Foods, he said ministers were hopeful that an update from the outbreak control team later today would "confirm that the measures that we were looking to the company to put in place have been put in place, and that it can continue to operate in that new way".

Mr Drakeford said the experience had shown the importance of accurate record-keeping for tracing "when you are working with a population which is often drawn from countries outside the United Kingdom".

"Some of the people who we have struggled the most to contact are people where names and addresses have not been properly recorded, where the spelling of people's names is many and various, where telephone numbers are not been properly transcribed," he told the Welsh Government's daily coronavirus news conference.

"I think we've learned something about being prepared to communicate in languages other than Welsh and English.

"For some of the workers at Rowan Foods being able to see information in their own language, their native language, is important and we will be better prepared to do that more quickly if we face a similar outbreak in the future."

Rowan Foods in Wrexham has seen 283 cases of coronavirus confirmed Image caption: Rowan Foods in Wrexham has seen 283 cases of coronavirus confirmed