Lombardy in the red zone since Friday: the point

11/05/2020 Health



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«Lombardy, Piedmont, Calabria, Valle D’Aosta fall into therossa zone»Advertise it in Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte during the Press conference summoned to explain the Dpcm coming into force from this Friday until December 3.

Puglia and Sicily are the regions in the band “orange”.

Abruzzo, Basilicata, Campania, Emilia-Romagna, Lazio, Liguria, Veneto, Umbria, Trentino Alto Adige, Tuscany, Molise, Marche, Sardinia and Friuli Venezia Giulia they fall within the yellow area.

All these measures will start together from Friday and with future ordinances of the Minister of Health on the basis ofupdate on risk conditions»Conte said.

“The the virus is circulating throughout Europe, in strong even violent way. The index Rt increased to 1.7 – Conte said. It is true that the number of asymptomatic me the number of patients in intensive care is decreasing, but it is also true that the total numbers positives are constant increase. We must necessarily intervene to stop the virus, ”Conte said.

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Today, compared to the first wave, “we have an articulated monitoring plan built on 21 parameters, which is our compass and tells us where to intervene ». If instead we had adopted single measures throughout the territory, we would have had a double negative effect, adopting, on the one hand, measures that are not sufficiently effective in the areas of greatest risk and, on the other hand, to introduce them in an unreasonably restrictive way ”, the premier stressed.

A hope for Bresciano, which claims a lower number of infections than the western part of Lombardy, there is: «We have foreseen that differentiation within regions, In the abstract it is also possible, but the strength of the whole mechanism is to build a fabric of measures that is built on a regional basis, ”said the prime minister.

“If a region, after the adoption of the measures, returns to stable conditions for 14 consecutive days with lower risk, it could be subject to less restrictive measures,” Conte explained.