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In Italy, at least since the start of the coronavirus epidemic 759,829 people (+28,244 compared to yesterday, + 3.9%; yesterday +22,253) contracted the Sars-CoV-2 virus. Of these, 39,412 died (+353+ 0.9%; yesterday +233) and 302,275 Has been Discharged (+6,258, + 2,1%; yesterday +3,637). Nowadays the positive subjects of which there is certainty are 418,142 (+21,630+ 5.5%; yesterday +18,383); the count rises to 759,829, as mentioned above, if there are also deaths and cured in the calculation, counting all the people who have tested positive for the virus since the beginning of the epidemic.
I tampons They were 182,287, which is 46,556 more than yesterday when it was 135,731. While the positivity rate around at 15% (precisely 15.49%): it means that of 100 swabs performed, 15 were positive; yesterday it was around 16% (precisely 16.39%). This percentage gives an idea of the trend of infections, regardless of the number of tests performed. This is the map of contagion in Italy.
Infections increase within 24 hours compared to yesterday, thanks to a greater number of swabs, without approaching the absolute record of October 31 (there were 31,758 new cases with a positive rate of 15%). There epidemiological curve increases, but seems slower, so much so that the positivity rate drops from 16 to 15%. Even if the current positives – people who have the virus today – exceed 400,000, a number never recorded during the first wave (the peak occurred on April 19 with 108,257 current positives). To counteract the uncontrolled spread of the virus and avoid the collapse of health facilities (8 Regions are at the critical threshold of 30% of places occupied in intensive care), the government is preparing to sign a new Dpcm.
The Lombardy always the most affected region (+6,804), followed by Piedmont above the threshold of 3,000 cases (+3,169). Then there are: Campania (+2,971), Tuscany (+2,336), Veneto (+2,298) e Lazio (+2,209). Notice the jump of Apulia (+1,163) and that of Sicily than for three days above a thousand new positives (+1,048). Below the detail.
I hospitalized patients with symptoms are 21,114 (+1,274+ 6.4%; yesterday +938), while the most seriously ill in intensive care am 2,225 (+203, + 10%; yesterday +83). These data are visible in the table above, in the second and third columns from the left. These are increasingly worrying numbers, especially with regard to the increase in people in intensive care. Recall that the peak of admissions occurred on April 4 with 29,010 people in the hospital and the peak of patients in intensive care occurred on April 3 with 4,068 patients in this room.
The victims are increasing, never that many during the second wave: to see a comparable number of deaths, above 300, you must go back to May 6 (there were 369), during the first days of Phase 2. The Regions with the highest number of deaths are: Lombardy (+117), Veneto (+31), Piedmont (+29), Campania (+24), Emilia romagna (+23), Lazio (+21) my Liguria (+20) Below the detail.
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The cases Region by Region
The data provided below, and broken down by Region, correspond to 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 216,433 (+6,804, + 3.3%; yesterday +5,278)
Emilia-Romagna 61,158 (+1,912, + 3.2%; yesterday +1,652)
Piedmont 77,832 (+3,169, + 4.2%; yesterday +2,003)
Veneto 63,095 (+2,298, + 3.8%; yesterday +1,544)
March 15,608 (+431, + 2.8%; yesterday +373)
Liguria 30,995 (+1,052, + 3,5%; yesterday +599)
Campania 65,432 (+2,971, + 4.8%; yesterday +2,861)
Tuscany 50,987 (+2,336, + 4.8%; yesterday +2,009)
Sicily 24,925 (+1,048, + 4.4%; yesterday +1,024)
Lazio 52,841 (+2,209, + 4.4%; yesterday +1,859)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia 11,828 (+366, + 3.2%; yesterday +218)
Abruzzo 12,120 (+601, + 5.2%; yesterday +478)
Puglia 21,091 (+1,163, + 5.8%; yesterday +626)
Umbria 11,560 (+420, + 3.8%; yesterday +193)
Bolzano 9,848 (+495, + 5.3%; yesterday +437)
Calabria 5,830 (+266, + 4.8%; yesterday +254)
Sardinia 10,456 (+302, + 3%; yesterday +324)
Valle d’Aosta 3591 (+94, + 2.7%; yesterday +122)
Trento 9,647 (+112, + 1.2%; yesterday +187)
Molise 1,990 (+93, + 4.9%; yesterday +101)
Basilicata 2,562 (+102, + 4.2%; yesterday +111)
Deaths Region by Region
The data provided below, and broken down by Region, correspond to the total deaths since the beginning of the pandemic. The variation indicates the number of new deaths registered in the last 24 hours.
Lombardy 17,752 (+117; yesterday +46)
Emilia-Romagna 4,687 (+23; yesterday +17)
Piedmont 4,444 (+29; yesterday +21)
Veneto 2.458 (+31; yesterday +9)
March 1,031 (+6; yesterday +4)
Liguria 1,810 (+20; yesterday +9)
Campania 724 (+24; yesterday +24)
Tuscany 1,403 (+16; yesterday +24)
Sicily 550 (+14; yesterday +18)
Lazio 1,275 (+21; yesterday +23)
Friuli-Venezia Giulia 411 (+8; yesterday +5)
Abruzzo 564 (+8; yesterday +2)
Puglia 753 (+13; yesterday +9)
Umbria 148 (+8; yesterday +5)
Bolzano 320 (+1; yesterday +4)
Calabria 121 (+3; yesterday +1)
Sardinia 239 (+4; yesterday +1)
Valle d’Aosta 180 (+1; yesterday +5)
Trento 447 (+3; yesterday +3)
Molise 41 (no new deaths; yesterday +1)
Basilicata 54 (+3; yesterday +2)
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