[ad_1]
In Italy, the number of people treated in the intensive care unit for Covid-19 infection decreased by a quarter compared to the peak period, and the number of deaths per day is constantly decreasing, according to data from the Authority of Civil Protection on Sunday night. Giuseppe Conte The prime minister said Italians could prepare for the holidays.
The death toll was 165, up from 194 a day ago. With this, the number of deaths from the epidemic reached 30,560. The death toll has remained below 200 in the past two days and shows a downward trend. Health experts see the daily death toll finally beginning to decline. This figure decreased more slowly during the downward curve of the epidemic curve.
The number of active infections has decreased by more than 1,500 compared to the previous 3,000.
The number of currently active patients corresponds to 83,324, and on May 1, the number still exceeded one hundred thousand. The number of people treated at the hospital exceeds 13,000. There are only 1,027 patients in the intensive care unit, their number has decreased day by day for a month, and the current figure corresponds to a quarter of those intensively treated at peak time. The number of healers reached 105,186.
The numbers are declining rapidly, the intensive classes are emptying, the virus is leaving, at a rapid rate, and we are happy to bring it to the door.
He said Guido Silvestri Italian virologist. According to other Italian experts, it is not the virus that is leaving, but the data that proves the effectiveness of the precautions. It was observed that, compared to the first weeks, Italian medical care is also more responsive, meaning that patients can no longer reach a serious condition that requires intensive treatment, but can be cared for at home.
The number of Italian doctors who died in the epidemic increased to 156. Serological tests at Lodi Hospital, known as the starting point for the spread of the infection in Italy, revealed that twenty percent of the medical staff, almost four hundred people , became asymptomatic.
Giuseppe Conte In an interview with the Corriere della Sera newspaper, the Prime Minister assured Italians that they would not have to spend their holidays on their terraces in the summer heat.
Italians can go on vacation to the beach, mountains or cities.
Said. However, he noted that the new rules should be followed as a precaution during the holidays. According to data from the tourism industry, 81 million tourists were lost in March. The Liguria province has announced that it will open its beaches from May 18. The government will discuss with the provinces on Monday the launch of commerce, hospitality and beaches nationwide, and there are also plans to extend the emergency until July 31 for another six months.
The situation is also improving in France.
Seventy people have died in France in the last 24 hours due to the coronavirus epidemic, a daily death unprecedented since the start of the general quarantine on March 17, the French ministry said a few hours before the midnight restrictions began. . The hospital treated 22,569 patients on Sunday night, 45 fewer than the day before.
Our efforts were successful during the quarantine, which saved tens of thousands of lives.
– highlighted the ministry, which also warned that the virus is still actively spreading in France. This is indicated by the fact that new focal points were found over the weekend in two counties in south-western France. Participants in a post-funeral family event in Dordogne were exposed to the virus, while in Vienne they fell ill at a meeting that opened Monday at the school.
Starting Monday, the French will be able to go outside without a certificate and move freely within a 100-kilometer radius of their place of residence, but beyond that, they can only go for an urgent matter and with a certificate. Stores may open, but shopping malls in Paris remain closed indefinitely, and dining establishments, cinemas, theaters, museums, and sports facilities are not yet open to visit. The use of masks will be mandatory in public transport vehicles.
The government continues to recommend working from home for those for whom it may be settled, but due to the start of the trade, it estimates that 875,000 people may start working again at around 400,000 small and medium-sized businesses starting Monday. Masking is mandatory on public transport and in most public places starting Monday, but in Paris during peak hours you can only board a subway, bus or tram with an employer certificate. The state will begin distributing 10 million masks on public transportation Monday morning.
Featured Image: AFP
[ad_2]
