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Basilicata, Calabria, Lombardy me Piedmont will return to yellow band as of December 13, while theAbruzzo momentarily turns red and then returns to orange starting on Sunday. The new ordinance that will be signed by the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, based on data from the Control Room that met today, redraws the Italian risk map on the day the weekly monitoring report prepared byHigher Institute of Health talk about a situation in partial improvement.
As protests increase in Abruzzo for a double change of risk band in two days, the governor of Lombardy, Attilio fontana, rejoices in the rediscovered yellow band: “I spoke with Minister Speranza shortly before 8 o’clock and he reiterated that the CTS is a little late but that he would have signed the order before midnight to publish the provision tomorrow and be able to put it into effect as of Sunday morning. I am calm, it is a matter of a formal nature of the CTS that is dragging on a bit “.
In the ISS report, which refers to the period between November 18 and December 1, we read that theRt index dropped to 0.82 and is less than 1 in all regions except Molise (1.48) e Veneto 1.01. “An overall reduction in the risk” of Sars-Cov-2 transmission continues to be observed, experts write in the draft, “with most autonomous regions / provinces at moderate risk and two Low risk“, That is to say Basilicata me Molise. However, not enough to lower your guard. In 5 Regions, the general risk classification is ‘high’: is about Emilia romagna, province of Trento, Apulia, Sardinia me Veneto. Of these, the ISS adds, Apulia me Sardinia have been classified as ‘high’ risk and / or equated with ‘high’ risk of 3 or more consecutive weeks; this provides specific measures to be adopted at the provincial and regional level. “
However, the institute warns that it is “necessary to maintain transmissibility levels significantly below 1 throughout the national territory, allowing greater decrease in the number of new cases of infection and, consequently, a reduction in pressure on local health services and hospitals ”. The epidemiological situation, in fact, “continues to be serious and it is recommended that, based on the impact on the health and territorial services, a modulation of the mitigation measures in the Regions / PAs avoid relaxing the measures themselves”, under penalty of ” a rapid reversal of the trend. ” “It is not a coincidence that the ISS explicitly says“ wait before considering a relaxation of measures, including those of mobility“Only a point in which, on the other hand, the opposition and part of the majority would like less rigor.
Give it too hospitals there are signs of improvement that should not be missed. “One observes reduction in the number of Autonomous Regions and Provinces where the impact of the epidemic in health services it is still high ”, reads the dossier. As of December 8, “16 Regions / Pa had exceeded at least one critical threshold in the medical or intensive care area compared to 6pm the previous week. However, the bed occupancy rate in intensive care and medical areas, stands out, still exceeds critical occupancy thresholds. nationwide“. The Director General of Prevention of the Ministry of Health also reiterates it Gianni rezza during his usual press release: “This week there is a slight decrease in the incidence of Covid-19 cases, but it is still high. Even in some areas of the country there is an increase in the incidence itself. The employment rate in both the medical and intensive care areas remains above the critical threshold. So despite a slight decrease in Rt, around 0.82 it is necessary that I the citizens continue to maintain behaviors extremely cautious avoiding aggregations. At the same time, the administrations must monitor and maintain a high level of alert ”.
The ISS once again points out “a generalized difficulty in keeping the data quality informed to the integrated surveillance system, both for opportunity (delay in reporting cases related to the surveillance system) and for I complete it. The epidemiological data analyzed correspond to the week of November 30 to December 6, which at this time is most recent consolidated figure available. “Why this clarification? According to experts, this” may lead to a possible underestimation of the transmission speed and the incidence“Hence the urgency to keep attention high.” Although one observes one significant decrease of the incidence at the national level in the last 14 days, ” 454.70 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the period from November 30 to December 6, “the value continues to be very high. Therefore, the incidence is still “too high to allow Sustainable management“.
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