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The latest monitoring by the Ministry of Health revealed the incidence rate of Covid-19 per 100,000 inhabitants in Italian regions.
The latest bulletins on the coronavirus epidemic in Italy show a growing trend. The weekly monitoring that can be consulted on the website of the Ministry of Health, which refers to the week of August 17 to 23, indicates that the highest incidence rate per 100 thousand inhabitants is in Veneto (17.65), followed by that of Lazio (14,18). The lowest rate is Calabria (0.99).
Coronavirus incidence rate, the most affected regions
The incidence rate per 100,000 inhabitants is also quite high in Emilia romagna (11.60), Umbria (11.59) e Liguria (11.54).
The Lombardy Instead, it is the region where the highest number of diagnoses was registered in the last seven days (1060), even if the incidence rate is 10.49. Regarding the other regions, Veneto and Lazio registered a significant increase in cases in the last week (866 and 832 respectively).
In Sardinia, where in the last week there have been outbreaks related to nightlife and vacation spots, the diagnoses for the week 17-23 of August are 178, while the incidence rate is 10.92.
The incidence rate in Italy
The incidence rate throughout the national territory is 9.32, with a weekly increase of 5,613 cases, which becomes 8,997 if those of the previous week (August 10-23) are also included in the count.
The latest follow-up revealed the appearance of 490 new outbreaks throughout Italy and a drastic decrease in the average age of those infected.
VIRGILIO NEWS | 08/28/2020 21:49
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