Powys and Pembrokeshire have recorded two new cases of coronavirus today, according to new figures release by Public Health Wales.

Carmarthenshire has one new case, whilst Ceredigion and Gwynedd have no new cases.

Across Wales 54 new cases have been confirmed and one person has died.

Today’s figures bring the total number of cases for Powys to 4,199. Pembrokeshire has 3,484 and Carmarthenshire 10,802. Gwynedd has a total of 3,418 cases and Ceredigion, 1,784.

As restrictions ease and Wales enters level 2, First Minister Mark Drakeford urged the public to remain cautious.

“By sticking with the rules and our successful vaccine programme, we are making really good progress in controlling the virus and keeping rates low.

“But the pandemic isn’t over – the new, so-called Indian variant of concern is another unwanted twist in this pandemic, which we are monitoring closely.”

From tomorrow:

Indoor hospitality can re-open – 6 people from up to 6 households (not including children under 11) can book

All holiday accommodation can re-open fully

Entertainment venues, including cinemas, bingo halls, bowling alleys, indoor-play centres and areas, casinos, amusement arcades, and theatres can re-open. Cinemas, theatres concert halls and sports grounds can sell food and drink as long as it is consumed in a seated area for watching the performance

• Indoor visitor attractions, including museums and galleries can re-open

• Up to 30 people can take part in organised indoor activities and up to 50 people in organised outdoor activities. This includes wedding receptions and wakes.

International travel will resume from Monday 17 May. A traffic light system, aligned with England and Scotland, will be introduced. Countries will be classified as green, amber and red. This means people living in Wales will be able to travel to a small number of foreign destinations without the need to quarantine on their return. Mandatory quarantine for countries not on the green list remains in place.

From Monday 24 May, a paper-based vaccination status will be available for people in Wales who have had 2 doses of vaccination and need to urgently travel to a country that requires covid vaccination proof.

However, the Welsh Government continues to advise people to only travel abroad for essential purposes.