Coronavirus 'not in top ten' causes of deaths in Wales
In July, 2.7% of the 2,548 deaths registered in Wales involved Covid-19, while in England it was involved in 3.5% of all deaths, of the 38,179 registered deaths.
In England more people died with coronavirus, than with influenza and pneumonia in July, but in Wales, the number was lower. The report by the ONS said the number of people dying every day with coronavirus had"gradually decreased" from a peak of 70 on 8 April, to two on 31 July. The ONS figures include deaths in all places and deaths when coronavirus is only suspected, and so are often higher than the figures released by Public Health Wales.
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