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In less than 24 hours Molise registers the second victim among the positive Sars-Cov-2. After the death of Antonio Notte, the 61-year-old from Macchiagodena, who died yesterday in the intensive care unit due to some comorbidities (he was a cancer patient and had contracted the virus on his return to Molise after an operation in a clinic in Naples ), today – October 24 – among the patients who have contracted a new coronavirus infection there are another death: on the 28th in our region. Another cause for concern, in addition to the growing trend of infections detected by health authorities also in our municipalities.
The contagion is spreading like wildfire in Molise too. Victim 27: 61 years old, admitted to the Intensive
It is about an 86-year-old woman from Campomarino who had been hospitalized along with five other people in the infectious diseases department of the Cardarelli hospital in Campobasso. The lady had been transferred to the health center in the capital a couple of days ago, but no medical attention was necessary. He had a complex clinical picture and finally lost the battle against the terrible pneumonia caused by the virus.
It is the second death recorded in less than a month among the citizens of Campomarino: on September 26, the heart of an 85-year-old man, Francesco Battista, still hospitalized in Cardarelli, stopped beating. His death shocked the community.
He died 85 years with coronavirus, the condolences of the Municipality of Campomarino
In Macchiagodena, for her part, Mayor Felice Ciccone expressed her condolences to the family of Antonio Notte, the 61-year-old man who died and tested positive for Covid-19.
“He had recently returned from a health center outside the region where he had undergone a delicate surgery. To his wife Filomena, an employee of our municipality, to his children, to his mother and to all the members of the family, the deepest embrace of the entire Macchiagodena community ”, the mayor’s words.
Then the invitation to the community: “Given the particular period that we are living, we invite everyone to respect the current Covid legislation and express closeness to the family through forms that do not provide for direct contact.”
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