Wrth i gynlluniau Cymru i ddiogelu’r genedl fynd rhagddynt, dyma’r ystadegau diweddaraf: [ddydd Gwener 5 Chwefror]mae mwy na hanner miliwn o bobl ar draws Cymru wedi cael eu dos cyntaf – bydd hyn yn codi i 600,000 o fewn ychydig ddiwrnodaumae hynny gyfystyr â llenwi Stadiwm Principality yng Nghaerdydd saith gwaith neu Stadiwm Eirias ym Mae Colwyn 86 gwaith...neu rywun bob pedwar eiliado’r 4 prif grŵp blaenoriaeth, mae Cymru wedi brech83% o unigolion dros 80 oed62% o unigolion 75 i 79 oed34% o unigolion 70 i 74 oeda mwy na 112,400 o weithwyr iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol rheng flaenmae Cymru ar y trywydd cywir i gynnig y brechlynnau i’r holl bobl gymwys yn y pedwar prif grŵp blaenoriaeth erbyn canol mis Chwefror, os bydd cyflenwadau ar gael ar y raddfa bresennolmae bron i draean o’r holl bobl yn y 9 prif grŵp blaenoriaeth wedi’u brechu hefydyr wythnos diwethaf, rhoddwyd y brechlyn i fwy o bobl yn ôl cyfran o’r boblogaeth yng Nghymru nag yn unrhyw wlad arall yn y DUy penwythnosau yw’r adeg brysuraf, yn enwedig ar gyfer y bobl sy’n rhoi’r brechlynnau mewn lleoliadau gofal sylfaenol. Golyga hyn y gall gymryd ychydig ddyddiau i uwchlwytho’r data o’r diwrnodau hynmae mwy na 34 o ganolfannau brechu torfol ar agor ar draws Cymru ar unrhyw adeg ac mae’r rhan fwyaf ar agor saith diwrnod yr wythnosbydd chwech yn rhagor o ganolfannau brechu torfol yn agor yn ystod yr wythnosau nesafmae gennym fwy na 400 o glinigau o dan arweiniad meddygon teulu – y targed gwreiddiol oedd 250 erbyn diwedd mis Ionawrmae mwy na 17 o safleoedd ysbyty hefyd yn darparu’r brechlynnauychydig iawn o frechlyn sydd wedi’i wastraffu, llai na 1% sydd heb ei ddefnyddio. Mae hyn yn eithriadol o isel ac mae’r diolch am hynny i’r gweithlu ymroddedig sy’n darparu’r adnodd gwerthfawr hwn
As Wales’ plans to protect the nation continue to grow, here are the latest stats: [as of Friday 5 February]more than half a million people across Wales have received their first dose - this will rise to 600,000 within a matter of daysthat’s the same as filling the Principality Stadium in Cardiff seven times or the Eirias Stadium in Colwyn Bay 86 times…or someone every four secondsof the top 4 priority groups, Wales has vaccinated:83% of over 80s62% of 75 to 79 year olds34% of 70 to 74 year oldsand more than 112,400 frontline health and social care workersWales is on track to have offered vaccinations to those eligible people in the top four priority groups by mid-February, if supplies continue at their current ratearound one third of everyone in the top 9 priority groups have been vaccinated toolast week, Wales vaccinated more people per population than any other UK nationweekends are the busiest time, especially for primary care vaccinators. This means it can take a few days for data from these days to be uploadedthere are at least 34 mass vaccination centres open across Wales at any one time and most are open seven days a weeksix more mass vaccination centres are due to open in the coming weekswe have more than 400 GP-led clinics – the original target was 250 by the end of JanuaryMore than 17 hospital sites are also providing vaccinesvery little vaccine has gone to waste, less than 1% has not been used. This is exceptionally low, and thanks to the committed workforce delivering this precious resource