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Continues to grow the contagion curve in Italy where yesterday a new record of daily cases was reached. According to the data reported in thelatest bulletin published by the Ministry of Health, yesterday 31,758 new coronavirus infections were registered in Italy for a total of 679,430 cases since the start of the health emergency. The deaths from covid were 297 for a total of 38,618. The positive cases are currently 351,386. Of these 17,966 (+972) are hospitalized patients with symptoms, 1,843 (+97) those in intensive care. What is worrying is the situation in some regions such as Lombardy, which has reached almost 9 thousand cases per day, and Campania, which has exceeded three thousand cases in 24 hours.
The situation region by region:
Lombardy: +8,919
Piedmont: +2,887
Emilia-Romagna: +2,046
Veneto: +2,697
Campania: +3,669
Lazio: +2,289
Tuscany: +2,540
Liguria: +1.068
Sicily: +952
Apulia: +762
Walking: +502
Friuli Venezia Giulia: +726
Abruzzo: +450
Sardinia: +325
PA Trento: +390
Umbria: +483
PA Bolzano: +547
Calabria: +202
Aosta Valley: +104
Basilicata: +114
Molise: +81
the Conte government ready for a new dpcm with more restrictive measures to be released this week. Pushing in this direction is also the ISS report, in which “Italy is moving towards scenario 4, rapidly deteriorating.” At the last emergency meeting called yesterday, the Scientific Technical Committee did not receive, however, any indication for a national or regional shutdown, but the council proceeded first with provincial shutdowns when necessary. However, the experts would have stressed the need to wait a few more days to see the effects of the Prime Minister’s Decree of October 24 and also reiterated the need to review public transport methods. On Monday, November 2, Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte will appear in Parliament to receive communications about the Covid emergency. According to parliamentary sources, the prime minister will be in the Chamber at 12 o’clock while waiting in the Senate at 17. In Conte’s own government, however, there are those who press for urgent restrictive measures such as Minister Speranza according to whom “we have 48 hours for a squeeze. “
In the world exceeded 46 million cases and deaths from covid approach 1.2 million . In many countries, full closures are making a comeback, especially in Europe where, after France, Britain also announced a shutdown from Thursday to December 2 with a ban on leaving even if schools remain open. Partial closure also in Portugal dove The government has ordered the limitation of movements in the municipalities with the highest risk of contagion of coronavirus as of November 4. The restrictive measures at the most local level are recorded throughout the old continent.
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