Seventeen more deaths from suspected coronavirus in Wales as new cases level off
A further 17 deaths from suspected coronavirus have been reported in Wales, bringing the total so far to 641.
There have been 8,358 confirmed cases of the virus in Wales to date.
More than 25,000 people have been tested here, of whom 16,670 tested negative.
Today's Public Health Wales figures at a glance:
8,358 total confirmed Covid-19 cases (of which 234 were new reports today)
17 new suspected Covid-19 deaths
641 total suspected Covid-19 deaths
25,028 individuals tested so far
On Tuesday, Wales' Chief Medical Officer told ITV News the cases of coronavirus are "moving in the right trajectory" as people across the country adhere to the government's lockdown measures.
The restrictions, which limit people's movements, were put in place to keep the number of patients at a manageable level for hospitals - known as "flattening the curve."
In an interview on Wales at Six, Dr Frank Atherton said, "In the current wave of transmission that we are in, we haven't just flattened the curve, we've completely squashed the curve.
"That speaks volumes to the people of Wales who are acting responsibly and following the rules around the lockdown because that is reducing transmission, and that is saving lives."
Monday's figures from Public Health Wales suggested the number of new cases of coronavirus in Wales are levelling off.
But officials stressed that the current social distancing rules should remain in place for now.
Last week, First Minister Mark Drakeford announced there would be a further three weeks of lockdown in Wales and across the UK.