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According to the report on the spread of contagion from the Lombardy region of Tuesday October 13 there are 121 new cases of SarsCov-2 positive citizens in the Varese area. A very high figure, at this time of the week, as is the growth of infections throughout Lombardy, where the percentage of positive swabs over those made still exceeds 6% today. A growth of positive viruses that begins to translate into an evident growth in the number of hospital admissions (+83 today throughout Lombardy) and of patients for whom doctors have had to resort to intensive care beds (+12 in the region). Obviously, it is not the current figures that are of concern (we are far from the figures for hospitalizations in March and April) but its growth rate that should unfortunately raise the level of alert.
-Here the situation in the hospital of Busto Arsizio and Saronno
– Here is the situation of the hospitals of Varese
Weekly trend
Given the fluctuation in the number of buffers reported daily, which is never uniform on the days of the week, we have built a view that allows us to compare the data reported day by day with that of the same days of the previous week. In the province of Varese, the communications between Monday and Tuesday of last week were 51, this week there are 173. That’s 239% more.
In the Lombardy region, the number of registered tampons today is 17,186. The new positives are 1080 by a percentage equal to 6.28% positive results on the total of swabs performed. The number of citizens currently positive grew up in 827 to 14,256 (yesterday there were 13,379).
Data for Tuesday, October 13
– swabs performed: 17,186, total total: 2,350,108;
– the new positive cases: 1,080 (of which 104 “weakly positive” and 11 after a serological test);
– total healed / discharged: 83,550 (+197), of which 1,526 discharged and 82,024 recovered;
-in intensive care: 62 (+12);
-patients not in intensive care: 546 (+83);
– deaths, grand total: 16,994 (+6)
The trend of intensive care and hospitalization in Lombardy
New cases in the Lombard provinces
Milan: +440, of which 236 in the city of Milan;
Bergamo: +40;
Brescia: +35;
Like: +61;
Cremona: +23;
Lecco: +43;
Lodi: +10;
Mantua: +46;
Monza and Brianza: +180;
Pavia: +34;
Sondrio: +10;
Varese: +121.
Data in Italy
Total Cases – Currently Positive – Daily Increase
Lombardy: 114,800 (14,256) (+1,080)
Piedmont: 39,542 (5,965) (+585)
Emilia-Romagna: 38,356 (6,876) (+341)
Veneto: 32,316 (6,655) (+485)
Lazio: 20,864 (10,637) (+579)
Campania: 19,827 (11,778) (+635)
Tuscany: 19,106 (6,917) (+480)
Liguria: 15,902 (2,923) (+447)
Sicily: 9,926 (4,877) (+334)
Apulia: 9,849 (3,998) (+180)
March: 8,712 (1,395) (+82)
PA Trento: 6,513 (685) (+28)
Friuli Venezia Giulia: 5,610 (1,404) (+38)
Abruzzo: 5,320 (1,679) (+146)
Sardinia: 5,295 (2,900) (+157)
PA Bolzano: 4,143 (994) (+34)
Umbria: 3.608 (1.491) (+136)
Calabria: 2,388 (798) (+44)
Aosta Valley: 1,529 (258) (+33)
Basilicata: 1.066 (497) (+8)
Molise: 795 (210) (+49)
Onset of positive symptoms: cases of the last 30 days in Italy
As is known, we are in a phase in which those who are positive for the virus usually emerge in the context of serological campaigns, contact controls and in the event of return from abroad. This shows a much higher number of positives with no symptoms than during the first wave of SarsCov-2 when the swabs were made especially for people with overt symptoms.
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