Wales is to press ahead with scrapping self-isolation rules and the legal requirement to wear a mask in shops, buses and trains on Monday.
In response to rising cases, driven by a sub-type of Omicron, the Welsh government said it would keep some, but not all, of its remaining Covid rules.
Companies will still be expected to asses the risk of Covid in their workplaces and take precautions.
But face coverings will only be legally required in health and social care.
All of Wales' coronavirus regulations were due to expire on 28 March.
The Welsh government had planned to let them lapse but earlier this week ministers said they were thinking again.
What remains of the law will be extended for at least a further three weeks, with another review due on 14 April.
PCR tests for the general public will no longer be available from Monday, although the Welsh government plans to keep lateral flow tests free for people with symptoms until June.
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SG have to end this mask rule a week on Monday now.