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The last monitoring of the Higher Institute of Health, announced this afternoon, reported a further decline in the Rt index nationwide: from 0.91 to 0.82 on average for symptomatic patients. But we must not think that it is over, nor that we can lower our attention: “There are five regions with a high overall risk rating“, reports the ISS report, is Emilia Romagna, Province of Trento, Puglia, Sardinia and Veneto. Further “two of the five regions classified as high risk, Puglia and Sardinia, have been classified as high risk and / or have been equated to high risk for 3 or more consecutive weeks“, reads the document. Given that a high level of risk persists in the two Regions”This provides for the adoption of specific measures at the provincial and regional level“concludes the report.
The Higher Institute of Health, in the last follow-up, explained that from the end of November to December 6 “there is still an overall reduction in risk“of the Covid-19 transmission”,with the majority of the Autonomous Regions / Provinces at moderate risk and two at low risk“In fact, if the high risk are 5, the moderate risk are 14: Abruzzo, Calabria, Campania, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Lazio, Liguria, Lombardy, Marche, Piedmont, Autonomous Province of Bolzano, Sicily, Tuscany, Umbria , Valle D’Aosta. Of these, however, “none have a high probability of progressing to high risk in the next month if current transmissibility does not change“Two Regions are classified as low risk of transmission: Basilicata and Molise.
However, there are five regions that will change color from Sunday, December 13: Lombardy, Piedmont, Basilicata, Calabria pass in the yellow zone, while Abruzzo, after a week of controversy, returns to orange. Nothing to do for Tuscany and Campania, which seemed close to returning to the yellow zone, instead they will have to stay at least one more week in the orange zone. The Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, will sign an ordinance in the next few hours to capture the color changes on the paper.
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