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Of about 23 thousand swabs yesterday in Lazio, 1,687 positive cases were registered (of which 728 in Rome), nine dead and 94 recovered. The ratio of swabs to positives is 7%, compared to three days ago, when it was 5%.
“Rome and Lazio endure, although in a context of maximum alert and strong pressure on the hospital network, which is being rapidly reorganized according to the latest decree,” explained the Councilor for Health, Alessio D’Amato while recording a new regional outbreak, still in progress. a retirement home in Itri (near Latina): “Among the guests and operators there are 71 positives: for two elderly people the clinical picture is quite complicated, about ten mild symptoms,” explains the Covid-19 Crisis Unit.
The aim of the Lazio region is to ease the pressure on hospitals. 84 more patients admitted in one day to Covid wards (from 1,354 to 1,438 yesterday), less strong the impact in intensive care, which went from 135 to 141 patients.
Tomorrow begins a tender for the extraordinary hiring of retired doctors coordinated by the San Giovanni hospital. Since the start of the pandemic in Lazio, 3,370 units have entered service, including 855 doctors, 1,558 nurses and 957 other figures. However, the figures are still insufficient for the CGIL FP in Rome and Lazio.
Ten thousand cured
According to the latest updated data, there are 21,405 current positive cases of Coronavirus in the Lazio region. Of which 19,826 are in home isolation, 1,438 are hospitalized not in intensive care, 141 are hospitalized in intensive care. 1,090 patients died and 10,202 people recovered. In total, 32697 cases were examined.
Drive-in Fiumicino expanded with 2 tampon stations
As of this morning, two new stations for molecular swabs in the drive-in are operational in the Fiumicino extended stay area, made available by Aeroporti di Roma. The area will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Monday to Sunday and, after the hiring of nurses, it will work 24 hours a day.
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Free rapid tests from 300 family doctors
Starting next week, the ability to perform rapid antigen testing in the offices of some 300 family doctors for free. This is the decision of the Lazio Region, which has launched a contest to which more than 300 general practitioners and some 40 primary care units (PCU) have registered. It will be a free service for citizens and the regional health system will provide medical kits. Doctors who have registered will be registered in the security profile.
