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In Italy, the total number of people who tested positive for coronaviruses, including those healed and deceased, is 207,428. Of these, 100,943 are currently infected (UPDATES – SPECIAL – GRAPHICS – WHAT CHANGES WITH PHASE 2 – DATES AND CALENDAR). 2,304 people recovered in the last 24 hours, for a total of 78,249. The total number of victims is 28,236, 269 more. The decrease in ICU patients continues: 1,578, 116 less than yesterday. The figure falls for the twenty-seventh day in a row. Of the currently positive patients, 17,569 are hospitalized with symptoms, 580 fewer than yesterday, and 81,796 are in home isolation. The swabs made are 74,208 more than yesterday, for a total of 2,053,425. The total number of daily swabs also includes “salient” swabs, that is, people who after illness or isolation at home undergo one or more swabs before they can be called “cured.” Instead, 1,398,633 people underwent the test, net of the number of swabs they made, 43,732 more than yesterday. These are the data from the daily Civil Protection bulletin on the spread of the infection.
Region by region data
From the Civil Protection data it appears that currently positive people are:
36,473 in Lombardy
9,484 in Emilia-Romagna
15,562 in Piedmont
7,779 in Veneto
5,373 in Tuscany
3,518 in Liguria
3,211 in the Marks
4,446 in Lazio
2,753 in Campania
1,293 in the province of Trento
2,947 in Apulia
1,115 in Friuli Venezia Giulia
2,171 in Sicily
1,911 in Abruzzo
757 in the province of Bolzano
233 in Umbria
204 in Sardinia
727 in Calabria
92 in the Aosta valley
193 in Basilicata
190 in Molise
The victims
Regarding the victims, the following is recorded:
13,860 in Lombardy
3,579 in Emilia-Romagna
3,097 in Piedmont
1,479 in Veneto
854 in Tuscany
1,184 in Liguria
911 in Marks
482 in Lazio
359 in Campania
423 in the province of Trento
421 in Puglia
294 in Friuli Venezia Giulia
237 in Sicily
324 in Abruzzo
278 in the province of Bolzano
68 in Umbria
117 in Sardinia
86 in Calabria
137 in the Aosta valley
25 in Basilicata
21 in Molise
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Last Modified Date May 1, 2020 at 6:26 PM
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