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In Italy, at least since the start of the coronavirus epidemic 1,688,939 people (including the recovered and the dead) contracted the Sars-CoV-2 virus: i new cases am +24,099, + 1.4% compared to the previous day (yesterday they were +23,225), while deaths today am +814, + 1.4% (yesterday they were +993), for a total of 58,852 victims since February. the people recovered or discharged together they are 872,385: +25,576 those who came out of the Covid nightmare today, + 3% (yesterday they were +23,474). The positive current – the subjects who now have the virus – appear to be a total of 757,702, equal to -2,280 compared to yesterday, -0.3% (yesterday they were -1.248). Current positives continue to decline, because those healed today, added to the deaths, are in greater number than the new cases. This is a trend that started in late November, occurring today for the eighth time in the second wave (see 11/23, 11/25 and 11/27, 11/30, 12/1, 12/2 and 12/3 ).
The most tragic (and worrying) data refers to deaths. The people who have lost their lives are over 800 for the fourth time in the second wave (see 11/24, 11/26 and 11/27), the day after the peak of 993 dead. Only in the period from March to April three times There were more than 800 victims – on March 31 (there were 837), on March 30 (there were 812) and on March 28 (there were 889) – immediately after the saddest day, March 27, when the peak of 969 dead. We know that the number of victims will be the last to decrease and little by little. Worldwide, deaths have already exceeded a million and a half (here the map).
I tampons They were 212,741, or 13,988 less than yesterday when there were 226,729. While the positivity rate Dell ‘11.3%: it means of 100 swabs performed, more than 11 were positive; yesterday it was 10.2%. This percentage gives an idea of the trend of infections, regardless of the number of tests performed. Here is the map of contagion in Italy.
More infections in 24 hours than the previous day, with fewer tests. They are above 20 thousand for the third consecutive day and the proportion of cases with tampons increases by more than one point, going from 10.2% to 11.3%. The incidence of cases remains high (preventing follow-up), as demonstrated by the latest ISS follow-up, but the national Rt index has dropped to 0.91 (it was 1.08 a week ago). Based on monitoring, three regions have been classified as high risk for three or more consecutive weeks: these are Calabria (as a precaution, as it cannot be assessed), Puglia and Sardinia. At this crucial moment, don’t let go to avoid a third wave in January.
I hospitalized in Covid wards ordinary are 31,200: the number of occupied beds is -572 compared to the day before (yesterday -682). These data indicate precisely how many there are total patients in ordered wards (31,200), while the change from the previous day refers to the beds occupied, since the calculation does not take into account the people who left the hospitals in the 24 hours because they recovered or died (number not provided).
The most seriously ill in intensive care am 3,567: the number of beds occupied in intensive care is -30 compared to the previous day (yesterday -19). The data tells us that there are many people who left the department, because the new admissions to intensive care (IT) are +201 (+217 yesterday), thanks to a new entry in the newsletter (see table below). Probably, part of the deaths occurred in the Covid wards, which caused a decrease in hospitalizations. These are conjectures because we have no data on this.
Even if there are new entrants in information technology, pressure from health facilities is reduced (It can be seen in the variations of the totals), as the report by Altems (Higher School of Economics and Health Systems Management) also indicates: there are 2.49 ordinary hospitalizations per 100,000 inhabitants less in the last week than in the previous one, 31 intensive hospitalizations per 100,000 inhabitants less in the last week than in the previous
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The cases Region by Region
The data provided below, and broken down by Region, are those of the total number of cases (number of positive people since the beginning of the epidemic: includes deaths and recovered). The variation indicates the number of new cases registered in the last 24 hours, while the percentage represents the increase compared to the previous day, calculated on the regional total.
Lombardy 423,548 (+4,533, + 1.1%; yesterday +3,751)
Piedmont 175,063 (+2,132, + 1.2%; yesterday +2,230)
Campania 162,220 (+1,651, + 1%; yesterday +2,295)
Veneto 158,198 (+3,708, + 2.4%; yesterday +3,581)
Emilia-Romagna 130,009 (+2,143, + 1.7%; yesterday +1,766)
Lazio 126,840 (+1,831, + 1.5%; yesterday +1,769)
Tuscany 106,875 (+1,071, + 1%; yesterday +929)
Sicily 69,227 (+1,365, + 2%; yesterday +1,294)
Puglia 60,668 (+1,419, + 2.4%; yesterday +1,602)
Liguria 53,161 (+367, + 0.7%; yesterday +422)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia 34,010 (+1,040, + 3.1%; yesterday +772)
March 31,532 (+492, + 1.6%; yesterday +476)
Abruzzo 29,604 (+408, + 1.4%; yesterday +395)
PA Bolzano 24,847 (+285, + 1.2%; yesterday +374)
Umbria 24,684 (+168, + 0.7%; yesterday +286)
Sardinia 23,429 (+551, + 2.4%; yesterday +538)
Calabria 17,891 (+335, + 2%; yesterday +280)
PA Trento 16,661 (+255, + 1.5%; yesterday +239)
Basilicata 8728 (+142, + 1.6%; yesterday +131)
Valle d’Aosta 6,646 (+27, + 0.4%; yesterday +42)
Molise 5,098 (+176, + 3.6%; yesterday +53)
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December 4, 2020 (change December 4, 2020 | 18:28)
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