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The data on the pandemic are not reassuring. Coronavirus infections are 20,159 in Italy today, Sunday March 21, according to the data of the regions included in the table and in the Civil Protection bulletin. The numbers of the Ministry of Health refer to another 300 dead, that bring the total 104,942 since the beginning of the emergency linked to the covid-19 epidemic. In the last 24 hours, 277,086 swabs were made, the positivity rate is 7.2%. the ICU patients: 3,448, +61 since yesterday.
LOMBARDY – There are 4,003 new positive cases of Covid registered in the last 24 hours in Lombardy, according to Civil Protection data. The dead are 90, for a total of 29,799 since the start of the pandemic.
EMILIA ROMAGNA – There are 2,448 new coronavirus infections in Emilia Romagna, according to data from the latest bulletin. There are 34 other deaths. In detail, since the start of the coronavirus epidemic, 316,967 positive cases have been registered in Emilia Romagna, 2,448 more than yesterday, out of a total of 17,110 swabs made in the last 24 hours. The percentage of new positives on the number of tampons manufactured since yesterday is 14.3%, as always on holidays, it does not indicate the general trend due to the lower number of tampons manufactured.
LAZIO – There are 1,793 coronavirus infections in Lazio. There are 15 other deaths. 700 new cases reported in Rome. “Today, out of more than 14 thousand swabs in Lazio (-2,664) and more than 16 thousand antigens for a total of more than 31 thousand tests, there are 1,793 positive cases (-28), 15 deaths (-9) and +1,142 cured Cases and deaths are decreasing, while hospitalizations and intensive care are increasing. The ratio between positives and swabs is 12%, but if we also consider antigenic the percentage is 5%. Cases in the city of Rome is 700. At the end of the first week of the red zone we see a first indication of a slowdown in infections. Compared to last Sunday the number of cases is decreasing, today we are moving towards the quota of 800 thousand vaccines “, Says the Councilor for Health of Lazio Region, Alessio D’Amato.
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