Regions, from Lombardy to Piedmont, here are the ones that pass through the orange zone. And who risks the red

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Italy begins to change the colors of the risk map. The slowdown in coronavirus infection should emerge clearly with Friday’s report from the Ministry of Health. And for the first time, according to Minister Speranza’s orders scheduled between Saturday and Sunday, some regions should improve their ranking. Lombardy, Piedmont should go from the red stage of maximum risk that they were first assigned with the Dpcm of November 3, to the orange

Lombardy and Piedmont towards the orange zone

Lombardy expects the transition from the “red zone” to the “orange” starting next week. With Friday’s report, the slowdown in the coronavirus infection should emerge clearly, with an Rt that in the Milan and Lodi area fell below 1. An encouraging figure, considering that the metropolitan area of ​​the capital has been so far the most difficult, between the number of positives and the hospital saturation. Piedmont is also approaching the orange zone. The data has been improving for two weeks. “We will be orange between December 1 and 3,” said the president of the Piedmont Region, Alberto Cirio. And he added: «The RT when we went into the red zone was 2.16 and in the last report on Friday it was 1.1. This means that the ‘odometer’ of the infection has slowed down and has slowed down a lot “

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Val d’Aosta and Calabria remain red

On the other hand, it would seem that the time has not yet come for a relaxation in the other red regions, which after the minimum three weeks necessary, would theoretically have the possibility of changing color: Valle d’Aosta and Calabria. In the latter weighs a completely skipped track. While the Alpine region has not yet managed to reduce the pressure on intensive care.

Sicily and Basilicata in danger

The situation in Puglia and Sicily is uncertain, both currently orange. In the first there is a strong provincial fragmentation with Foggia and Barletta-Andria-Trani more affected by the contagion than other territories. In Sicily, the end of the Nas inspection sent by the Ministry of Health is expected after the chaos over possible rigged data. A step in the red zone is not excluded. Basilicata is also at risk from the red zone, despite its virtually “covid-free” past. On the other hand, the small region (orange since last November 11) registered the record of positives on November 25: 380 of 2,585 swabs made in the last 24 hours. Lucano’s contagion index is now the highest (1.46) in Italy and, consequently, in the next few days the region could move into the red zone, although all other parameters are also verified, starting with that of the places still in disposition in intensive care. For now, the truth is that in all schools at all levels, distance education will continue to be mandatory until December 3.