Covid: Face masks to end in Wales' shops
From Monday face masks will no longer be mandatory in Wales in any setting except healthcare.
The move comes as Wales sees a "rapid increase" in Covid cases, which the first minister attributed to the BA.2. subtype of the Omicron variant.
"I will still be wearing a mask because I have family members with underlying health conditions," said Valerie Jones, from Llandudno Junction
"To keep them safe I will carry on in supermarkets and on transport," she added.
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