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Coronavirus, the new coronavirus bulletin of the Ministry of Health of Today Thursday January 7, 2021 There are 18,020 new cases out of 53,423 cases analyzed (33.7% positive). Of the new cases, 3,596 are registered in Veneto, 2,799 in Lombardy, 2,228 in Emilia-Romagna and 1,779 in Lazio. Unfortunately, there are still 414 victims today. All the indicators show how the second wave is resuming its march: 156 new admissions to the intensive care unit while there are 117 more occupied beds in the non-critical area than yesterday. Here are live updates from the regions.
L ‘latest coronavirus bulletin published yesterday, January 6, registered more than 20 thousand new infections. In addition, on the day of Epiphany, more than 500 victims were registered while hospitalizations decreased, 260 thousand Pfizer anti-Covid vaccinations.
Coronavirus, today’s newsletter Thursday, January 7, 2021
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- New cases: 18,020 (yesterday 20,331)
- Cases analyzed: 53,423 of which 33.7% positive (yesterday 75.719, 26.85%)
- Swabs (diagnosis and control): 121,275 of which 14.9% positive (yesterday 178,596, 11.38%)
- Currently positive: 571,055
- Hospitalized: 23,291, +117 (yesterday 23,174)
- Hospitalized in ICU: 2,587, +16, 156 new (yesterday 2,571, 183 new)
- Total positive cases: 2,220,361
- Deaths: 77,291 (yesterday 76,877)
- Total discharged / cured: 1,572,015
- Vaccinated: 326,649* (yesterday was 260 thousand)
* This is 47% of the 695,175 doses delivered by Pfizer as of January 5.
The updated vaccine report on the government website.
Today’s coronavirus bulletin January 7, 2021 (Pdf)
Coronavirus outbreaks: data region by region
Waiting to know the numbers of the coronavirus bulletin Communicated by the Ministry of Health, we see live updates from individual regions starting with the hottest situations.
- Aosta Valley: 33 new cases out of 230 swabs. Hospitalized balance: stable, hospitalizations +3
- Piedmont: 1,208 new cases out of 8,497 swabs. 18 dead. Hospitalized balance: ti -8, income -13
- Lombardy: 2,799 new cases out of 20,331 swabs. 34 dead. Hospitalized balance: +2, income -61
- Liguria: 196 new cases out of 1,642 swabs. 16 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti -3, income +8
- South tyrol: 263 new cases out of 1832 swabs. A death. Hospitalized balance: Ti (23), hospitalizations (340) * outdated data
- Trentino: 72 new cases out of 2,529 swabs. 5 dead. Hospitalized balance: ti (47), hospitalizations (408).
- Veneto: 3,596 new cases out of 17,243 swabs. 43 deaths. Hospitalized balance: ti +16, income -18
- Friuli Venezia Giulia: 671 new cases out of 6145 swabs. 29 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti +2, hospitalizations +12
- Emilia romagna: 2,228 new cases out of 9629 swabs. 64 deaths. Hospitalized balance: Ti +4, hospitalizations +36
- Tuscany: 667 new cases out of 8377 swabs. 18 dead. Hospitalized balance: stable, hospitalizations +12
- Market: 346 new cases out of 1,793 swabs.
- Umbria: 64 new cases out of 430 swabs. 3 dead. Hospitalized balance: ti -1, stable income
- Lazio: 1,779 new cases out of 12,339 swabs. 43 deaths. Hospitalized balance: ti +4, income +39. Rome to orange zone risk. “We expect a worsening of the curve,” explained Health Councilor Alessio D’Amato, “we have a rising wave. Cases will increase and the Rt index will also increase (today at 0.98)
- Abruzzo: 229 new cases out of 2,284 swabs. 11 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti -3, income +15
- Molise: 68 new cases out of 880 swabs. 3 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti -1, income -2
- Apulia: 657 new cases out of 3,176 swabs. 21 dead. Hospitalized balance: (you + income) +8
- Campania: 1,052 new cases out of 11,930 swabs. 39 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti -3, income +23
- Basilicata: 66 new cases out of 761 swabs. A death. Hospitalized balance: stable, hospitalizations +2
- Calabria: 361 new cases from 1910 swabs. 6 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti +1, hospitalizations +5
- Sicily: –
- Sardinia: 340 new cases out of 2485 swabs. 9 dead. Hospitalized balance: Ti +1, income -2
Coronavirus, nine regions at risk orange zone
The new government decree that regulates the anti-Covid restrictions will be in effect from Thursday, January 7, until Friday, January 15. In detail:
- Thursday 7 and Friday 8 January A reinforced yellow zone is in force: any movement in and out between the territories of the different regions or autonomous provinces is prohibited. However, as the previous decrees have already confirmed, the return to one’s residence, domicile or home is allowed. It will not be possible to move to second homes located in another autonomous region or province. Today and tomorrow the bars and restaurants will be open until 18:00, then take away food and home delivery will be allowed. Shops and shopping centers reopen until 8:00 p.m. Sports clubs also reopen, but the use of changing rooms is prohibited. However, the pools and gyms remain closed. Theaters, cinemas, museums and bingo halls remain closed. It is forbidden to go from 10pm to 5am.
- The weekend of January 9 and 10 the orange zone is in force: movements are allowed from 5 to 22 but with self-certification; it will be prohibited to leave the municipality itself. Bars and restaurants are closed all day, while shops, hairdressers and beauty centers are open.
- From January 11 to 15, the reinforced yellow zone will return but nine regions are at risk of the orange zone by order of the Ministry of Health. The decision following the CTS follow-up data to be released tomorrow.
Coronavirus, the latest news
So how is the pandemic going in Italy? Not very well, on the contrary: according to the independent monitoring of the Gimbe Foundation in the week of December 29, 2020 – January 5, 2021 there is an increase in new cases (114,132 vs 90,117) and in the ratio of positive / tested cases ( 30.4% vs 26.2%). Currently, positive cases remain stable (569,161 vs 568,728) while, in the hospital setting, there are slight fluctuations in hospitalizations with symptoms (23,395 vs 23,662) and in intensive care (2,569 vs 2,549); deaths are rising again (3,300 vs. 3,187).
And abroad? It’s red alert on Germany where the confinement will also be extended for the 26,391 diagnoses and 1,070 deaths registered in the last 24 hours. In UK in which the “Stay at home” will run until mid-February is controversial over the decision to postpone the administration of the second dose of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine for up to three months and even use a vaccine produced by another pharmaceutical company developed with a different technology. A solution to cope with the sudden increase in infections and the low contextual availability of vaccines. A “mix-and-match” that goes against the indications for which the vaccine guarantees immunization only after the inoculation of the second dose. Although Germany and Denmark are also considering whether to follow the UK’s lead, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) has specified that the vaccine developed by Pfizer / BioNTech has been approved for emergency use on the basis of two administered doses. within 21 days and therefore “any change would require a new authorization.” In addition to the risk of incomplete immunization, according to several experts cited by Blue suitcase extending the interval between the first and second doses could increase the risk of new coronavirus vaccine-resistant mutations.
