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TRENTO. A major acceleration of the epidemic in Trentino: a peak of 257 new positives and one death. A figure never before registered in our territory: the highest absolute value was on March 21 with 239 positives (March 24 with 213 and March 20 with 210). There are 3 more people in the hospital. This is the update of the Province and Provincial Agency of health services for today, Tuesday October 27, on the coronavirus front.
Have been analyzed 1346 swabs (all read by the microbiology laboratory of the Santa Chiara hospital in Trento), 257 positive tests and the contagion / swab ratio amounted to 19%. A decisive growth trend compared to yesterday (113 positives and 11.5%) and four times higher than the figures reported over the weekend: the figure was between 5% and 6%. Since tampons communicate regularly, such a high percentage has never been recorded: On April 7, 125 infections were reported during 15.6%.
Among the newly infected, 146 people have symptoms, while 3 cases are related to age group 0-5 years, 15 positives instead between 6–15 years, while 30 infections affect people over 70 years. There’s also 33 new cases among school-age children and youth: The health authorities are in the process of investigation to reconstruct if this implies the quarantine of other classes. The updated figure is 142 classes in isolation, +11 compared to what was communicated yesterday.
Unfortunately, there is another Covid-19 death, a man over 80 years old as a guest of RSA: 21 died in 18 days and 22 in about a month since the resurgence of the coronavirus epidemic began. There are 89 people who resort to the care of the hospital system, while 5 patients are in intensive care.
Infection / buffer ratio in Trentino:
Tuesday October 27: 257 positives – 1346 swabs – 19% | 1 death
Monday October 26: 113 positives – 983 swabs – 11.5% | 1 death
Sunday October 25: 104 positives – 1,820 swabs – 5.7% | 1 death
Saturday October 24: 162 positives – 2,513 swabs – 6.45% | 1 death
Friday October 23: 207 positives – 3,017 swabs – 6.86%
Thursday October 22: 153 positives – 1,231 swabs – 12.4% | 3 deaths
Wednesday October 21: 148 positives – 2768 swabs – 5.35% | 1 death
Tuesday, October 20: 94 positives – 846 swabs – 11.1% | 1 death
Monday October 19: 79 positives – 1,521 swabs – 5.2% | 1 death
Sunday October 18: 48 positives – 816 swabs – 5.88%
Saturday October 17: 82 positives – 2,127 swabs – 3.85% | 1 death
Friday October 16: 111 positives – 2,376 molecular swabs – 4.67% | 1 death
Thursday October 15: 111 total positives – 1,912 tests – 5.8% | 62 positives – 1,656 molecular swabs – 3.7% | 49 positives – 256 rapid tests – 19.14% | 2 dead
Wednesday October 14: 44 total positives – 2,781 tests – 1.58% | 29 positives – 2,567 molecular swabs – 1.13% | 15 positives – 214 rapid tests – 7% | 2 dead
Tuesday October 13: 38 total positives – 974 tests – 3.90% | 28 positive – 802 molecular swabs – 3.49% | 10 positives – 172 rapid tests – 5.81% | 2 dead
Monday October 12: 6 total positives – 175 tests – 3.43% | 2 positives – 129 molecular swabs – 1.5% | 4 positive – 46 rapid tests – 8.70% | 1 death
Sunday October 11: 51 total positives – 1,951 tests – 2.6% | 39 positives – 1,845 molecular swabs – 2.11% | 12 positives – 106 rapid tests – 11.3%
Saturday 10th October: 71 total positives – 2,576 tests – 2.75% | 50 positives – 2,329 molecular swabs – 2.15% | 21 positives – 247 rapid tests – 8.50% | 2 dead
Friday, October 9: 39 positives – 2,182 swabs – 1.79%
Thursday October 8: 59 positives – 2,731 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 5th September: 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%
