Coronavirus infection rates are rising again across Wales. At present, the case rate per 100,000 population across the country is at 239.2, with a total of 7,541 cases for a rolling seven day period up to April 2.
There are nine areas of Wales with a Covid infection rate above 600. You can read more about that by clicking here. The Welsh Government has announced that a spring booster dose is being rolled out after the JCVI, as part of its latest review of the vaccination programme, recommended an additional dose for the most vulnerable individuals in society.
So what do we know about the plans to roll out the additional booster, and what are the plans for an another vaccine for Wales's general population? Here we've detailed all we know so far about plans being discussed going forward. Get stories like this straight to your inbox with our newsletters.
