THE Welsh Rugby Union has announced today that all matches and training will be cancelled effective from this evening.
This is the latest closure in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
It is expected that matches will resume after March 30.
Read the full statement from the WRU below:
"The WRU, having considered expert medical advice has taken the precautionary measure of suspending all forms of rugby, including training and rugby-related courses, from 6pm on Saturday 14 March up to and including Monday 30 March 2020.
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The WRU has taken this decision in the interests of players, supporters, volunteers, referees, stakeholders and Welsh communities in general.
The WRU will continue to assess this fast-moving situation and provide further updates in due course."
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