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Wales is a community of communities. In my home community in the Rhondda, those words have been made more real than ever in the past few weeks when people have been forced to respond to one crisis after another.

Medical students moving to the frontline should have part of their student debt scrapped, Plaid Cymru have said.

Plaid Cymru AM Helen Mary Jones has called for additional funds for the Welsh Government in order for public bodies to be able to respond more effectively to the coronavirus crisis.

Concerns are growing amongst GPs and the care sector about the increasing gaps in the provision and distribution of personal protective equipment across Wales.

Carmarthen Council Leader and the Party’s Spokesperson in the WLGA Cllr Emlyn Dole, and the Party’s Shadow Local Government Minister, Delyth Jewell AM, have written to the Welsh Government saying that Plaid Cymru authorities want to offer council tax relief, but require assurances of support from the Welsh Government.

Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price has called upon the Welsh Government to introduce a temporary universal basic income for the next month amid increasing calls for adequate support for the self-employed during the Coronavirus crisis.

Plaid Cymru have said all major construction sites should be ordered to close down to protect the health and well-being of workers.

A senior consultant at Glangwili Hospital Carmarthen and an Ammanford company have designed a device to help hospitalised Covid-19 patients breathe.

Plaid Cymru have called for extra support and protection for the childcare sector and its workforce across Wales amid the Coronavirus crisis.

Plaid Cymru Police & Crime Commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn has led the party’s calls for a more stringent “lockdown” to be introduced to stop the huge increase in tourists to mainly rural areas