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In total, the number of discharged and recovered is 211,885
In total, the number of discharged and recovered is 211,885
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There are 1,597 new cases of coronavirus registered in Italy on Thursday, September 10. A figure higher than 1,434 on Wednesday and that brings the total number of cases nationwide since the start of the pandemic to 283,180. Ten new deaths, on the other hand, for a death total that rises to 35,587.
The number of tampons on Thursday was 94,186, slightly less than the day before (there were more than 95,000): the ratio between new infections and tampons performed is therefore 1.69% (the previous day was 1 , 49%). With the September 10 data, the total number of swabs done in Italy is now approaching 9.5 million and the cases analyzed are approaching 5.7 million.
Intensive care admissions amount to 164
Patients with symptoms went from 1,778 on Wednesday, September 9, to 1,836 on Thursday. As for people in intensive care, they are now 164, compared to 150 the day before: a figure, therefore, increasing, although very far from the peaks recorded in the worst period of the pandemic. There are 33,708 people in home isolation, compared to 32,806 the day before: an increase of 902 subjects.
In Spallanzani 80 positive hospitalized patients
At this time, 80 swab positive patients for Sars-CoV-2 research are hospitalized at Spallanzani in Rome. 6 patients need intensive care. As of this morning, there are 655 patients discharged and transferred to homes or other territorial structures.
Trentino, dozens of cases in business outbreaks
Some dozens of cases of people positive for the coronavirus have been found in the last hours in Trentino thanks to the discovery of some outbreaks discovered in local companies. The epidemiological investigations activated by the health authorities of the Province and the Health Authority confirmed the suspicions of a greater spread of the virus carried by workers employed in a supply chain that involves more than one company; the positive subjects identified are asymptomatic.
