433 killed in 24 hours in Italy

In Italy, 433 deaths occurred in 24 hours due to the coronavirus pandemic. That was 49 less than the day before. This means that the total death toll has risen to 23,660 since the pandemic spread in Italy on February 20, the Italian civil defense announced on Sunday.

The number of people currently infected was 108,257, 486 more than on Saturday. 25,033 Covid 19 patients were in Italian hospitals, including 2,635 in the intensive care unit, 98 fewer than the previous day. The number of patients in home isolation was 80,589. The number of people recovered increased to 47,055.

In Lombardy, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in Italy, the death toll rose from 163 to 12,213 in 24 hours. The number of people currently infected increased from 855 to 34,497. 10,342 people were in Lombard hospitals. 922 of these were in the intensive care unit, 25 fewer than the previous day.

“We haven’t won the fight yet, the challenge could be long, so we must be very careful and take precautions,” said Pietro Foroni, Lombard’s Civil Protection Officer.