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Above, the point of the situation in the press conference in the Region
Genoa – They are 1,127 new cases of coronavirus infection registered in Liguria in the last 24 hours, compared to 6,357 swabs and 3,306 people analyzed. The deaths reported by the local health authorities were 14. Those hospitalized increased by 48 units in the last 24 hours.
NB The data of “people tested” (included in the total of swabs performed in 24 hours, which today are 6,357 tests) only consider the new diagnoses, excluding the so-called control swabs, thus offering a more meaningful image of the effort that is made to find new infected subjects.
me hospitalized patients they increase by 48 units in 24 hours, and in total there are 882, of which 45 in Intensive Care. The data comes from the bulletin that the local Ligurian health authorities send to Ministry of Health, to monitor the progress of the infection in the different regions.
Curfew in Genoa, the new ordinance: the full text
Bucci: “It won’t be a confinement”
“From November 27 to 23, the traffic restrictions are extended to the entire municipality of Genoa from 21 to 6 in the morning. It is not a curfew, a lockdown or a “red zone”. We want to avoid the proximity of people to limit the spread of the virus. The order does not speak of the closure of shops but only of limitation of movements. Thus, the Mayor of Genoa Marco Bucci during tonight’s press conference in the Region.
Toti: “Thirty doctors to help the Rsa in difficulty”
Thirty doctors from the Ligurian health system will be sent to help nursing homes in difficulties due to the covid emergency. This was announced by the president of the Liguria Region, Giovanni Toti, tonight in Genoa after signing the decree authorizing Ligurian healthcare to send the team of doctors to private rsa in difficulty. In the coming days, three quarantine facilities will be activated in Liguria. “We are working on phase 4 of the health plan and we are ready to move to phase 5 activating 610 new beds to reach a total of 2,200 beds available for the Ligurian health system for a medium-low complexity of care,” he explains.
