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Cases of positivity to the coronavirus fall below 10,000. In the last 24 hours there were 9,338 infected. This is the first descent in a week. The swabs performed were 98,862. The deceased are 73 years old. This was announced by the newsletter of the Ministry of Health. The incidence of the number of people who tested positive amounts to 9.4% compared to the total number of swabs performed in the last 24 hours (precisely 9.44%). There are currently 134,003 people positive for Covid in Italy (7,766 more than yesterday). Of these, 7,676 (+545) are hospitalized in ordinary wards, while 797 (+47) are in intensive care: 113 in Lombardy, 111 in Lazio, 85 in Campania and 72 in Sicily. Deaths have reached 36,616 (+73) and a total of 252,959 (+1498) have been cured. The total number of infected in Italy is 423,578.
New and strong increase in positives in Campania with fewer tampons while increasing the number of occupied beds; the dead are 21 but, specifies the bulletin of the Regional Crisis Unit, they cover the period from October 1 to 17 and were registered yesterday. Of 12,695 swabs (14,256 previous) there were 1,593 positives, of which 79 symptomatic and 1,514 asymptomatic. There are 123 cured patients. The total of positives is 27,412 units and the total of swabs is 778,882. The total number of beds report indicates that 85 are occupied in intensive care (out of 113 in total) and 884 are occupied in hospital beds (out of 925 in total).
“There is no comparison. In March we were hit by a tsunami, now we have ‘storms’ in some areas of Italy. In February we had a violent and immediate impact, for which no one could be prepared, “the Vice Minister of Health told Rai Radio1, guest of Un Giorno da Pecora Pierpaolo Sileri about your concern about the situation we see today in Italy, compared to last March. “Today what we see,” Sileri added, “is very diluted compared to the past, and we have to keep it diluted. What happened in February-March is different from what we see now: there are places in intensive care, we have many asymptomatic, there is no serious access to hospitals and emergency rooms, the numbers are contained ”. “A mask should always be worn in common places”. The Deputy Minister of Health, Pierpaolo Sileri, responds like this, on Radio Rai 1, to the question of whether a mask should be used in the gym, and especially in the changing rooms. Regarding the risk associated with going to the gym, he said during an interview with Un Giorno da Pecora, “where the protocols are respected it is minimally dangerous.” Compared to the use of public transport, often crowded in many cities during rush hours “, my mother – specifies Sileri – advice: when you go by public transport you put a surgical mask in your right pocket and a left Fpp2 or Fpp3. If there are too many people you wear the Fpp2. The mask is a bit like a sweater, if it’s so cold you wear it heavier “.
