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the physicist Alessandro Ferretti speaks in an interview with La Stampa and analyzes the situation of Piedmont and the increase in infections in what has been defined as the red zone. On Facebook Ferretti adds some details: “Piedmont is the worst region in Italy for the occupation of ordinary publications (more than 90%). On Wednesday we passed the peak of April (3,500 seats occupied) but today we exceed 4100 and the race continues ”. Then continue:
If we compare the speed of filling hospitals with the speed of a car, today we are still accelerating. In the following article, published in today’s La Stampa Torino, I try to understand how much the braking distance will be in case you intervene immediately with great energy. Even in this optimistic scenario, we will reach more than 6,000 hospitalized patients, or more than 150% of the beds currently available … and each day of delay will translate into at least 200 more hospitalized patients.
What will this avalanche of hospitalizations mean in a health system that is already collapsing today? While it is easy to buy beds, it is now almost impossible to find the necessary additional health personnel: hundreds, if not thousands, of people in need of hospitalization will not be able to access them.
It is difficult to comment on such dramatic data, the graph speaks for itself, but one thing must be said. With this trend, already evident for days, how is it possible that Cirio was outraged by the positioning of Piedmont in the red zone? Of the two, one: Either he surrounded himself with totally incompetent consultants, unable to even look at a graph and do two calculations, or he made a bad faith statement for political use on the skin of all of us. Judge for yourself which is the worst alternative.
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