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Covid Abruzzo: data from the epidemiological bulletin of Tuesday, December 8. 312 new cases and the positivity rate remains low.
A total of 30,710 positive cases of Covid 19 have been registered in Abruzzo since the beginning of the emergency.
Compared to yesterday they are registered 312 new cases (between 2 and 104 years old).
Since the beginning of the Coronavirus emergency, a total of 444,065 tests have been carried out (+3957 compared to yesterday). Therefore, the rate of positivity in the swabs performed is around 7.9%.
There are 39 positives under 19 years of age, of which 7 in the province of L’Aquila, 10 in the province of Pescara, 12 in the province of Chieti and 10 in the province of Teramo.
The number of deceased patients registered 5 new cases and amounts to 994 (between 67 and 87 years old, 3 in the province of L’Aquila, 1 in the province of Chieti, 1 in the province of Pescara). Of today’s total, 1 case refers to a death in recent days and only today has the ASL reported it.
The number of positive cases also includes 13,267 discharged / cured (+499 compared to yesterday).
The positives currently in Abruzzo (calculated by subtracting the number of discharged / recovered and deceased from the total positives) are 16,449 (-192 compared to yesterday).
Since the beginning of the Coronavirus emergency, a total of 444,065 tests have been carried out (+3957 compared to yesterday).
658 patients (-20 compared to yesterday) are hospitalized in non-intensive care; 69 (-4 compared to yesterday – there are 4 new hospitalizations, 4 discharges and 4 deaths) in intensive care, while the other 15,722 (-168 compared to yesterday) are in home isolation with active surveillance by the ASL.
Of the total positive cases, 9,925 are residents or domiciled in the province of L’Aquila (+43 compared to yesterday), 5,931 in the province of Chieti (+124), 6177 in the province of Pescara (+66), 8,264 in the province of Teramo (+80), 251 outside the region (+2) and 162 (-3) for which provenance controls are being carried out.
