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TRENTO. Trentino regrets another 2 deaths from Covid-19, a young man and a woman, who already suffers from other serious pathologies. There’s also 28 new positives to molecular buffer, while 10 infected were found in the rapid test for a total of 38 almost in the last 24 hours. Classes subjected to isolation measures amount to 46. This is the update of the Province and Provincial Health Services Company for today, Tuesday October 13, on the coronavirus front.
Mourning trembled Roverè of the moon for the dramatic disappearance of Luca kaswalder, which leaves his wife and three children, in addition to a great void in the town. A well-known and active figure, also committed as a volunteer in the local organization of the firefighters (Here article), this is the first victim linked to the epidemic in the municipality on the border with South Tyrol.
It is a particularly delicate period when it comes to the Covid-19 emergency in Trentino. Was announced yesterday the death of a guest at the RSA of Montagnaga di Pinè (the total is 47 positives, 29 among the guests and 18 among the operators), structure monitored for the active outbreak within it. The third victim in three days, after the two deaths reported last Saturday.
Therefore, it is another dramatic day in the provincial territory that regrettably registers five deaths in four days, six deaths in 15 days. The total then rises to 476 victims with coronavirus since the beginning of the emergency, while there are 7,135 cases.
Among the 28 new positives, there are 5 boys between 6 and 15 years old who have contracted the coronavirus, as well as many over 70. am 26 patients admitted to the hospitals of Trento and Rovereto, no one is in the intensive care unit, but 5 citizens resort to high intensity.
Chapter Schools. There are 3 new classes in isolation, while 1 has ended the quarantine period for a total of 46 classes that are subject to measures imposed by the health authorities to deal with the spread of the epidemic.
No updates on the cluster Cembra Lisignago: therefore, the total should remain at 70 infected people since the beginning of September, of which 13 are over 70 years old. It all started with a graduation party and to try to cope with a significant spread of the coronavirus, obligations, prohibitions and recommendations were triggered for 14 days (article here).
The absolute numbers are in line with last Sunday (2 positives were reported yesterday, but compared to only 129 swabs), but the contagion / swab ratio increases to 3.49%: have been analyzed 802 molecular swabs and 28 tests were positive.
They were also made 172 rapid tests and others have been identified 10 possible cases (probable confirmation comes by molecular swab), 5.8%, while the contagion / swab ratio (molecular and rapid) is 3.9%.
Infection / swab ratio:
Tuesday October 13: 28 positives – 802 swabs – 3.49% – 2 deaths | 10 positives and 172 rapid tests
Monday October 12: 2 positives – 129 swabs – 1.5% – 1 death | 4 positives and 46 rapid tests
Sunday October 11: 39 positives – 1,845 swabs – 2.11% | 12 positives and 106 rapid tests
Saturday 10th October: 50 positives – 2,329 swabs – 2.15% – 2 deaths | 21 positives and 247 rapid tests
Friday, October 9: 39 positives – 2,182 swabs – 1.79%
Thursday October 8: 59 positives – 2731 swabs – 2.16%
Wednesday October 7: 32 positives – 2,127 swabs – 1.5%
Tuesday 6th October: 40 positives – 3,492 swabs – 3.5%
Monday October 5: 49 positives – 1,204 swabs – 4%
Sunday October 4: 34 positives – 1,524 swabs – 2.23%
Saturday October 3: 62 positives – 2,132 swabs – 2.9%
Friday October 2nd: 39 positive swabs -1.714 – 2.27%
Thursday 1 October: 48 positives – 1,883 swabs – 2.55%
Wednesday September 30: 37 positives – 2,422 swabs – 1.53%
Tuesday September 29: 13 positives – 1110 swabs – 1.17%
Monday September 28: 20 positives and 208 swabs – 9.6% – 1 death
Sunday September 27: 42 positives and 1541 swabs – 2.7%
Saturday September 26: 51 positives and 2,116 swabs – 2.4%
Friday, September 25: 23 positives and 2,155 swabs – 1.06%
Thursday September 24: 23 positives and 1613 swabs – 1.43%
Wednesday September 23: 22 positives and 2227 swabs – 0.9%
Tuesday September 22: 25 positives and 999 swabs – 2.5%
Monday September 21: 2 positives and 517 swabs – 0.97%
Sunday September 20: 45 positives and 1547 swabs – 2.9%
Saturday September 19: 22 positives and 2375 swabs – 0.9%
Friday September 18: 18 positives and 1,794 swabs – 1%
Thursday September 17: 76 positives and 2099 swabs – 3.6%
Wednesday September 16: 32 positives and 2,528 swabs – 1.3%
Tuesday September 15: 20 positives and 621 swabs – 3.2%
Monday September 14: 20 positives and 317 swabs – 6.3%
Sunday September 13: 9 positives and 1,166 swabs – 0.77%
Saturday September 12: 22 positives and 1,957 swabs – 1.12%
Friday September 11: 29 positives and 1,627 swabs – 1.8%
Thursday, September 10: 82 positives and 1,895 swabs – 4.3%
Wednesday September 9: 7 positives and 1,251 swabs – 0.56%
Tuesday September 8: 3 positives and 593 swabs – 0.5%
Monday September 7: 17 positives and 322 swabs -5.2%
Sunday 6th September: 33 positives and 1,438 swabs – 2.3%
Saturday September 5: 53 positives and 1,708 swabs – 3.1%
Friday September 4: 23 positives and 1,925 swabs – 1.19%
Thursday September 3: 91 positives and 2317 swabs – 3.93%
Wednesday, September 2: 33 positives and 803 swabs – 4.10%
Tuesday, September 1: 3 positives and 695 swabs – 0.43%
Monday August 31: 4 positives and 122 swabs – 3.57%
Sunday August 30: 8 positives and 1053 swabs – 0.75%
Saturday August 29: 14 positives and 1365 swabs – 1%
Friday August 28: 16 positives and 1390 swabs – 1.15%
Thursday August 27: 15 positives and 1351 swabs – 1.11%
Wednesday 26 August: 7 positives and 1898 swabs – 0.36%
Tuesday August 25: 3 positives and 530 swabs – 0.56%
Monday August 24: 1 positive and 374 swabs – 0.27%
