Latest Coronavirus Cases and Infection Rates in Llanelli and Other Carmarthenshire

As Wales was ready to break out of its second national blockade on Monday, the latest statistics on the current number and prevalence of coronavirus in different parts of the country were released.

Carmarthenshire Is one county that did not participate in the blockade of the entire county before the firebreak was introduced on October 23.

However, before these restrictions were enforced, Llanelly The Carmarthenshire Council, along with the Government of Wales, has been classified as a “health protection zone”, an area of ​​13 council districts that has decided to keep it in a blockade similar to most counties in southern Wales.

However, the blockade of this sub-county will not take effect when the firebreak restrictions in Wales end next week. Instead, the rest of Lanerie and Carmarthenshire New set of national guidelines Earlier this week, Prime Minister Mark Drakeford announced.

The following highlights the status quo of Llanelli and other Carmarthenshires.

By the way, the infection rate in Carmarthenshire on September 23 (new cases of coronavirus per 100,000 population)-2 days ago Llanelly’s sub-county blockade announced -was 47.1

Less than 3 weeks ago 7 days until October 18th, The rate was 68.3.

The latest data is the rate 184.9.

Previously, most of the areas with the highest infection rates were based primarily in and around the town center of Llanelli, but infection rates have risen significantly elsewhere in Carmarthenshire County. I will.

The areas with the highest infection rates today are outside Llanelli-Llandybie and Saron. 491.0.

The second highest rates across Carmarthenshire are Hendy and Thai Crois. 346.7 Laugharne and Llansteffan, while further west of Whitland 296.4.

Below are the infection rates and new cases in Llanelli and the surrounding area for 7 days until Tuesday, November 3 (Region: Infection rate / new cases):

Hendy and Thai Crois: 346.7 / 21

Bynea and Llwynhendy: 276.6 / 25

Lanery North: 256.4 / 14

Dafen and Bellin Boyle: 250.5 / 14

Swiss Valley and Slangennev: 235.2 / 18

Pembrey and Burry Port: 204.5 / 17

Llanelli West: 203.3 / 15 cases

Lanery South: 168.0 / 18

Llanelli Bigyn: 148.4 / 10

Kidwelly and Trimsaran: Less than 33 cases per 100,000 population / 0-2

Below are the infection rates and the number of new cases Elsewhere in Carmarthenshire , 7 days until Tuesday, November 3rd (Area: Infection rate / New cases):

Llandybie and Salon: 491.0 / 42

Whitland, Laugharne, Llansteffan: 296.4 / 37

Llanon, Cross Hands and Penygroes: 213.9 / 18

Ammanford and Betws: 189.3 / 15

Trelech, Centarth, Llangeler: 157.2 / 12

Llandovery, Cilycwm, Cynwyl Gaeo: 144.0 / 8

Carmersen South and Slangin Nor: 139.6 / 9

Grin and Pont Abelem: 134.3 / 13

Llanfihangel ar Arth and Llanybydder: 123.2 / 7

Brinaman, Garnant, Granaman: 122.2 / 9

Llandeilo, Llangadog, Manordeilo: 97.2 / 7

Carmersen North: 97.1 / 5

Carmarthen West and Cynwyl Elfed: 81.2 / 7

Abergwili, Llanegwad, Carmel: 60.1 / 4

Llanddarog, Llangyndeyrn, Ferryside: Less than 25 per 100,000 population / 0-2

Emlindor, the leader of the Carmarthenshire Council, spoke on Friday afternoon about concerns about the ever-increasing number of cases in parts of the county.

He said many stores and other businesses were looking forward to reopening after a 17-day closure on Monday, but said everyone in the county needed to work together to reverse the coronavirus epidemic. Emphasized.

“It’s important that we stay in the firebreak again and again. We need to remember that and continue to adhere to these rules,” said Dole.

“We look forward to welcoming our business and services from Monday, but we need to be aware that the virus has not disappeared. Worryingly, the number of Carmarthenshire cases continues to grow, and it’s clear that we all need to do more to prevent the spread.