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New record of infections in the last 24 hours in Italy. The positives are 24,991 (yesterday they were 21,994). The dead are 205 (yesterday they were 221), according to data from the Ministry of Health. New jump of patients in intensive care. That’s 125 more in the last 24 hours (yesterday the increase was similar, +127), for a total of 1,536 people in intensive care. There are now 14,981 patients in ordinary wards, an increase of 1,026. Current positives reached 276,457, 21,367 more than yesterday. Of these, 259,940 are people in home isolation.
It is an absolute record for tampons manufactured in 24 hours in Italy.According to data from the Ministry of Health there were 198,952, more than 24,000 more than yesterday. The relationship between the swabs performed and the new positive ones for coronavirus found remained stable at 12.5%.
In Italy – according to data – currently there are more positives than cured covid: the positives (including those hospitalized with symptoms, intensive care and patients in home isolation), in fact, are 276,457 compared to the 275,404 thousand cured since the beginning of the pandemic.
The number of positives currently has increased a lot in recent days: only on October 20 there were 142,739 compared to 255,005 cured. On August 25, for example, positives were 19,714 compared to 206,015 cured.
There are 7,558 new cases of coronavirus registered in the last 24 hours in Lombardy, for the region the highest figure so far. It is followed by Piedmont with more than 2,800 cases, Campania with 2,427 and Veneto with 2,123 new infected. Lazio records 1,963. The region with the lowest increase is Molise with 19 cases.
“AWe had to make a difficult decision, that of suspending face-to-face teaching in all schools at all levels.“: this was announced by the president of the Puglia region, Michele Emiliano, on Sky Tg24 during the broadcast” The numbers of the pandemic “.” In primary schools we have very high numbers, nursery schools are excluded from the provision, where it is mandatory, “he added.” We have verified – he concluded – that the increase in infections coincided with the reopening of schools.
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