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NHS Wales chief executive Dr Andrew Goodall said the 19 field hospitals established in Wales remain "a contingency" but discussions were being held with health boards about whether there was "some other supportive role that could be played by those field hospitals as well".

He said there was an exercise underway "to actually judge what capacity we need to retain" to deal with any future further coronavirus peak.

"I think that just having a field hospital staffed across Wales, when they're not required wouldn't make sense," he said.

Dr Goodall confirmed the temporary hospitals, such as the Dragon's Heart Hospital, inside Cardiff's Principality Stadium, had cost a total of around £160m to establish.

"That was an investment for preparation, that was an investment under the principles of investing to save lives and to protect the Welsh population, and obviously we will want to make sure that we have some further opportunity to use those going forward," he said.

"But those plans may adapt and change."

Cardiff's Principality Stadium has been turned into the Dragon's Heart Hospital Image caption: Cardiff's Principality Stadium has been turned into the Dragon's Heart Hospital