English: Thank you for the comments and questions. The ability to communicate between European countries on public health matters is something that was talked about during the last three years or so and we'll still need to work through how we'll maintain the best possible public protection system. There are challenges in place around that. I think that today, though, and for the current position, it is a matter of fact that we're still able to have that co-operation and information sharing in a way that benefits us. I think the point about the fact that there is some traffic between Wales and Wuhan, that's acknowledged. In fact, we've seen some media reports of Welsh citizens who actually are there and are looking to be taken out on the flight that I previously mentioned. But the advice that goes across not just Wales, but the UK, is that anyone who has returned from Wuhan in the last 14 days should stay indoors and avoid contact with other people, as you would with other flu viruses; to contact NHS Direct or 111 Wales, if available in your area - 111 Wales is available in Hywel Dda, Powys, Aneurin Bevan and Swansea Bay - to inform them of your recent travel; and to please follow that advice even if you don't currently have symptoms, and, again, if anyone does develop a fever, difficulty breathing or a cough, to continue to follow that advice and not to leave their home until they have had advice to do so by a clinician. So, we're taking a properly precautionary approach. That shows we are taking it seriously, but not to want to move into a panic that isn't warranted by the position as it is, and to give that assurance that there will be information provided. In fact, the chief medical officer for England is regularly publishing each day information on behalf of all four chief medical officers on the current position. I think that it's important that the Governments of the UK are being as open as possible about the current position, so that people don't worry in a vacuum, which often leads to an unfortunate reaction from the public.
Welsh: Diolch am y sylwadau a'r cwestiynau. Mae'r gallu i gyfathrebu rhwng gwledydd Ewropeaidd ar faterion iechyd cyhoeddus yn rhywbeth y soniwyd amdano yn ystod y tair blynedd diwethaf a bydd angen i ni weithio o hyd i ganfod sut y byddwn yn cynnal y system orau bosibl ar gyfer amddiffyn y cyhoedd. Mae heriau i'w cael mewn perthynas â hynny. Heddiw, fodd bynnag, ac ar gyfer y sefyllfa bresennol, mae'n ffaith ein bod yn dal i allu cydweithredu a rhannu gwybodaeth mewn ffordd sydd o fudd i ni. Credaf fod y pwynt ynglŷn â'r ffaith bod rhywfaint o draffig rhwng Cymru a Wuhan wedi'i gydnabod. Mewn gwirionedd, gwelsom adroddiadau yn y cyfryngau am ddinasyddion o Gymru sydd allan yno ac sy'n awyddus i gael lle ar yr awyren y soniais amdani. Ond y cyngor sy'n cael ei roi nid yn unig ledled Cymru, ond ledled y DU, yw y dylai unrhyw un sydd wedi dychwelyd o Wuhan yn y 14 diwrnod diwethaf aros dan do ac osgoi dod i gysylltiad â phobl eraill, fel y byddech yn ei wneud gyda firysau ffliw eraill; i gysylltu â Galw Iechyd Cymru neu 111 Cymru, os yw ar gael yn eich ardal chi - mae 111 Cymru ar gael ym myrddau iechyd Hywel Dda, Powys, Aneurin Bevan a Bae Abertawe - i roi gwybod iddynt am eich taith ddiweddar; ac i ddilyn y cyngor hwnnw hyd yn oed os nad oes gennych symptomau ar hyn o bryd, ac unwaith eto, os oes unrhyw un yn datblygu twymyn, trafferth anadlu neu beswch, i barhau i ddilyn y cyngor hwnnw a pheidio â gadael eu cartref tan eu bod wedi cael cyngor i wneud hynny gan glinigydd. Felly, rydym yn mabwysiadu ymagwedd briodol o ragofalus. Mae hynny'n dangos ein bod o ddifrif ynglŷn â'r mater, ond nad ydym am fynd i banig nad yw'r sefyllfa ar hyn o bryd yn ei gyfiawnhau, a rhoi'r sicrwydd y bydd gwybodaeth yn cael ei darparu. Mewn gwirionedd, mae prif swyddog meddygol Lloegr yn cyhoeddi gwybodaeth bob dydd yn rheolaidd ar ran pob un o'r pedwar prif swyddog meddygol ar y sefyllfa bresennol. Credaf ei bod yn bwysig fod Llywodraethau'r DU mor agored â phosibl ynghylch y sefyllfa bresennol, fel nad yw pobl yn poeni mewn gwactod, sy'n aml yn arwain at ymateb anffodus gan y cyhoedd.