between new measures and mini enclosures

Published on: 09/10/2020 8:29 AM

The increase in infections worries the government and the regions. Committed to the launch of new measures at the national level and ordinances at the local level to try to curb the substantial growth of positives registered in the country in recent days, the institutions now have to come face to face with what until a few weeks ago seemed unthinkable According to data provided by the Ministry of Health, in fact, only yesterday 4,458 new positives were registered (on Wednesday there were 3,600) compared to 128,098 swabs made.

A situation particularly felt in Campania, which is currently the Region with the highest increase in infections. 757 new cases registered yesterday. For this reason, Governor De Luca ran to take cover: the President of the Region met with the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza and with Commissioner Domenico Arcuri to take stock of the epidemiological situation, asking Civil Protection to make it available in the shortest possible time. possible quick rates for volunteer medical and nursing staff.

What about if He Lombardy It currently ranks second for infections (683 positives in 24 hours), it is in Lazio that today a new and important containment measure is activated: a ‘mini confinement’ for the province of Latina. To sign it is Governor Luca Zingaretti. Effective from midnight with the publication in the Burl, it lasts for two weeks: only 20 people for private parties and early closing at 24 for bars, pubs and restaurants, these are just some of the new measures provided by the ordinance .

Mom it is not only Italy that worries. In fact, the World Health Organization has reported that in the last 24 hours yesterday, 338,779 cases of coronavirus have been found in the world. This is the largest daily increase in cases since the start of the pandemic. The increase in new cases is largely related to the progress of the epidemic in Europe, where 96,996 new infections were registered in one day. The confirmed cases worldwide, according to WHO data, are 36,002,827. Deaths in the last 24 hours were 5,514, for a total of 1,049,810.