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In Italy, 24,991 new patients were examined in one day, according to data from the Ministry of Health on Wednesday night, a number that could double in a week without further strict restrictions, based on the current rate of increase in the epidemic curve, writes MTI .
The Public Health Office summarized the epidemic in Italy as “the virus is already ubiquitous.” Experts were primarily concerned that more and more people over the age of seventy were testing positive.
Twenty days ago, on October 8, just over 4,500 people were registered in one day. Their number is now approaching twenty-five thousand, while two hundred and five patients have died, bringing the death toll to almost forty thousand. Nearly two hundred thousand virus tests were performed in one day.
The number of active infections has exceeded 276,000 and the hospital has about fifteen thousand patients with Covid-19 in more than 1,500 intensive care units.
Health statistics show that if the epidemic continues to spread at the current rate, the daily number of cases could double in just one week and Italy will catch up with France.
The infection rate is highest in Lombardy, which has been a focal point since spring, where the proportion of virus tests and infections detected has exceeded eighteen percent. In Lombardy, more than seven thousand five hundred people were registered in one day, two thousand seven hundred in Milan and its region. In second place is Piedmont with more than two thousand eight hundred newspapers, and third in the province of Campania with more than two thousand four hundred newspapers.
Health care urges immediate austerity, and provincial leaders fear a shock to the local economy. According to the daily Corriere della Sera, a Giuseppe Conte The led government is following a tactic to harden and mitigate according to the number of epidemics. Giuseppe Sala The mayor of Milan has announced that he will decide on the possible closure of the city in the next two weeks:
In Lombardy there were more than fifteen hundred fans in the spring, now two hundred and seventy-one.
Spoke more firmly Maurizio Viecca, a professor of cardiology at Milan’s Sacco Hospital, urging immediate action by the Roman government, stating that hospitals in Italy had come to the brink of “collapse.”
No more places, patients will die at home or in ambulances
He declared.
The president of the southern province of Puglia has announced that he will close schools, restoring online education. They have fewer than six hundred intensive care units in Puglia, and nearly four hundred are already occupied with more than just Covid-19 patients.
Featured image: Filippo Monteforte / AFP
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