Translate the text from Welsh to English.



 
Dywedodd llefarydd ar ran Llywodraeth Cymru:



> “Rydym yn falch fod pethau’n dal  i wella o ran lleihau’r amseroedd aros hiraf am driniaeth, ac yn diolch i staff y Gwasnaeth Iechyd am eu gwaith caled mewn mis arall prysurach nag arfer i’r adrannau brys. 
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> “Aeth mwy o bobl i adrannau brys Cymru nac mewn unrhyw fis Mawrth arall sydd wedi’i gofnodi. Cafodd 70,000 o bobl eu gweld, eu trin a’u derbyn neu eu rhyddhau mewn llai na phedair awr – y nifer uchaf ym mis Mawrth ers 2014\.
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> “Roedd y perfformiad wedi gwella mewn 11 o’r 13 adran frys, gyda gwelliant cenedlaethol o dri phwynt canran yn erbyn y targed pedair awr, o’i gymharu â mis Mawrth y llynedd.
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> “Er hynny, mae’r perfformiad yn dal i fod yn destun pryder mewn nifer o safleoedd ac rydym yn gweithio gyda’r byrddau iechyd a’r awdurdodau lleol i sichrau gwelliannau.
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> “Roedd yn galonogol gweld gwelliant amlwg o ran nifer y bobl fu’n aros yn hirach na’r amser targed ar gyfer profion diagnostig a gwasanaethau therapi – erbyn hyn mae’r arosiadau o fwy na 14 wythnos am therapi yn is nag y buont ers naw mlynedd. 
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> “Gwelwyd gwelliant o 1\.3 pwynt canran yn y ffigurau ar gyfer atgyfeirio pobl am driniaeth, o ran y rhai fu’n aros llai na 26 wythnos, a bu gostyngiad amlwg yn nifer y bobl fu’n aros mwy na 36 wythnos (30%) o’i gymharu â’r un amser y llynedd.
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> “Bu gwelliant hefyd ym mherfformiad y gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl i blant a phobl ifanc (CAMHS). Rydym yn disgwyl gweld cynnydd pellach fis nesaf o ran lleihau’r amseroedd aros.
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> “Unwaith eto, roedd yr amser ymateb ar gyfer ambiwlansys brys yn dal yn uwch na’r targed cenedlaethol, a gwelwyd gwelliant wrth ymateb i ddigwyddiadau coch ac oren o’i gymharu â mis Mawrth 2018\. 
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> “Rydym yn cydnabod bod mwy o waith i’w wneud, ac yn gweithio gyda’r byrddau iechyd a’r ymddiriedolaethau iechyd i gyflawni hyn. Ond yr hyn sydd i’w gyfri am y gwelliannau rydym yn eu gweld yw gwaith caled staff GIG Cymru a’n buddsoddiad ychwanegol ni yn y gwasanaeth iechyd.”







Translation:


 
A Welsh Government spokesperson, said:



> “We welcome the continued improvements in reducing the longest waits for treatment and thank NHS staff for their hard work in what was another record month for emergency departments.
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> “More people attended Welsh emergency departments than any other March on record. More than 70,000 people were seen, treated and admitted or discharged in less than four hours – the highest number for March since 2014\. 
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> “There was improved performance in 11 of the 13 emergency departments, with a national improvement of three percentage points against the four\-hour target of compared to March last year.
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> “However, performance remains a concern at a number of sites and we are working with health boards and local authorities to deliver improvements. 
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> “Encouragingly, there was a marked improvement in the number of people waiting longer than the target time for diagnostic tests and therapy services \- therapy waits of more than 14 weeks is now at the lowest level for nine years. 
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> “Referral to treatment performance improved by 1\.3 percentage points for people waiting less than 26 weeks and there was a marked reduction in the number of people waiting more than 36 weeks (30%) compared with the same time last year. 
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> “Child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) performance also improved. We expect to see further progress in reducing waiting times next month.
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> “Emergency ambulance responsiveness again remained above the national target and response times to both red and amber incidents improved when compared to March 2018\.
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> “We recognise that further work needs to be done and are working with health boards and NHS trusts to achieve this. But the improvements we are seeing are testament to the hard work of NHS Wales staff and the extra investment we are making in the NHS.”