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06 Sept 2025
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The Welsh First Minister will on Friday publish the country’s long-term plan for dealing with Covid-19.
Mark Drakeford is expected to announce that Wales will remain at alert level zero for the next three weeks.
However, all legal measures could be removed from March 28, following a review on March 24, if the public health situation remains stable, according to the Welsh Government.
A battery of measures Mr Drakeford is to announce include booster vaccinations for the elderly and most vulnerable in spring and a Covid-19 vaccine programme in the autumn.
A “Test, Trace, Protect” programme aimed at protecting vulnerable people is to replace universal and routine testing and the requirement to self-isolate is also planned.
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