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Ancona, November 6, 2020 – The percentage of Coronavirus infections today November 6 in Marche. The incidence of positivity in the number of tampons processed, 2185 31.8% in the process of new diagnoses. Yesterday it was 31%. However, the trend of pandemic in the Marches, as in all of Italy, even if our region is considered a ‘yellow zone’, or with a lower risk, according to the new Dpcm.
In the last 24 hours the positives of Covid registered by the Marche Region Health Service they were 697 its 3,842 swabs: 2,185 new diagnoses in the course and 1,657 cured in the course.
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The contagion map
It is the province of Ancona the one with the highest number of new cases (218), followed by dI Ascoli Piceno (203). Macerata in third place with 109 new positives, therefore Stop (92) and the province of Pesaro-Urbino (51) and 24 from outside the region.
How the virus spreads
These cases include symptomatic subjects (112 cases detected), household contacts (155 cases detected), close contacts of positive cases (198 cases detected), contacts in the work environment (17 cases detected), contacts in living / entertainment environments (34 cases detected), contacts in the healthcare field (8 cases detected), contacts in the school / training environment (19 cases detected), screening of the health route (13 cases detected) and 2 returns from another region. For another 139 cases, epidemiological investigations are still underway.
The deaths of November 5
Three covid-related deaths in Market yesterday November 5. The Regional Health Service has announced that a 91-year-old man living in Ancona has died at IRCA in Ancona. A 75-year-old man and a 79-year-old man living in San Benedetto del Tronto (Ascoli Piceno) died in the San Benedetto del Tronto hospital. All had previous pathologies.
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