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Rome, December 7, 2020 – It is the first appointment of the week with the bulletin of the Ministry of Health that updates the data on the progress of the epidemic Coronavirus in Italy (new infections, hospitalizations, deaths, intensive care). It is foreseeable that, as happens every Monday, the number of new positives is less due to the less tampons that are processed there Sunday (for a comparison here is the bulletin of last Monday, November 30). However, it will be important to check the contagion curve (here is yesterday’s newsletter, December 6) with the ratio of positive swabs and the impact on the hospital system.
Today the day began with the severe warning of the professor Massimo galli, responsible for infectious diseases at the Sacco hospital in Milan: “Beware of the Christmas exodus. Let’s not repeat the mistakes of the summer: 20,000 deaths could have been prevented“. And the consultant of the Ministry of Health Walter Ricciardi: “We are in the middle of the second wave. December and January will be terrible.” And speaking of Christmas, the Frequently asked questions government specifications on travel for vacations.
New ordinance in Molise: “reinforced” yellow zone. New ordinance in effect until January 7: dad for all students and prohibited from using public transportation for reasons unrelated to work, health or proven need.
On the vaccine front, the virologist Massimo clementi invites the president of the republic Sergio Mattarella to get vaccinated first as they do in England there Queen Elizabeth and the prince consort Felipe. Meanwhile, the governor of Veneto, Luca zaia, announces the Veneto project to diczamoionare the entire population.
Today’s Covid Newsletter
There are 13,720 new cases today, but with far fewer tampons. The dead are 528. News updates.
The table in Pdf
The regions / Veneto
ll Veneto registers 2,550 infections in the last 24 hours, which brings the total number of infected to 167,799 since the beginning of the epidemic, and 51 victims, for a total of 4,261 deaths (between hospitals and nursing homes). The pressure on hospitals is increasing, with 2,775 patients hospitalized in the medical area (33) and 340 in intensive care (+6). Currently, the positive subjects in Veneto are 78,301, against 76,804 yesterday (+1,497).
Tuscany
In Tuscany The positive cases registered since the beginning of the emergency in February, today amount to 108,990, 593 more than yesterday. Today there are 31 new deaths: 16 men and 15 women with an average age of 82.6 years. Tuscany ranks 10th in Italy in terms of the number of cases (including residents and non-residents), with approximately 2,922 cases per 100,000 inhabitants (Italian average of approximately 2,864 x 100,000, yesterday’s figure).
Lazio
Today in the Lazio of almost 16 thousand swabs (-3,597) there are 1,372 positive cases (-260), 46 deaths (+32) and +2,023 recovered. Currently there are 93,514 positive cases, of which 3,209 are hospitalized, in addition to 351 patients in intensive care (still down from yesterday) and 89,954 in home isolation. Since the beginning of the epidemic, there are a total of 35,445 cured, 2,668 deaths and the total number of cases examined is 131,627.
Market
At Market 145 new cases were identified in the last 24 hours, 27.7% compared to the 524 swabs processed in the route of new diagnoses: figures lower than those of the previous day, when 443 cases were found, 25.8 % of the 1,718 tests carried out. Ten new dead.
Apulia
In Apulia 1,001 positive cases: 278 in the province of Bari, 78 in the province of Brindisi, 462 in the province of Foggia, 85 in the province of Lecce, 100 in the province of Taranto, 1 resident outside the region, 3 cases of unknown or attributed residence were reclassified and reassigned.
The other regions
In Basilicata today there are 115 new cases and 5 deaths. In South tyrol 115 new infected in 287 new tampons. In Abruzzo there are 124 harmful cases and 9 deaths.
Today’s other news
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