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Coronavirus cases in Italy have risen to 276,338 (+1,695 in the last 24 hours) since the start of the epidemic. The healed are 209,610 (+583 in the last 24 hours) and the dead 35,534 (+16). These are the numbers of the coronavirus emergency in Italy according to the latest bulletin released by the Ministry of Health. The number of tampons continues to be high, more than 100,000 a day. The index Rt, which represents the virus transmission index, has risen to 1.18 according to the latest report from the Higher Institute of Health and the Ministry of Health on monitoring the epidemiological evolution in the week of August 24 to 30, but for the Premier . Conte will not be a new generalized blockade Here is the situation on a daily basis.
Lombardy: 101.507 (+388)
Piedmont: 33,200 (+54)
Emilia-Romagna: 32,505 (+134)
Veneto: 23,765 (+188)
Tuscany: 12,292 (+113)
Lazio: 11.929 (+158)
Liguria: 11,181 (+95)
March: 7,343 (+32)
Campania: 7,768 (+119)
Apulia: 5,796 (+55)
Trento: 5,299 (+53)
Sicily: 4,679 (+114)
Friuli Venezia Giulia: 3,903 (+49)
Abruzzo: 3.865 (+13)
Bolzano: 2.996 (+23)
Sardinia: 2.486 (+65)
Umbria: 1,890 (+16)
Calabria: 1,596 (+19)
Aosta Valley: 1,249 (+0)
Molise: 534 (+0)
Basilicata: 555 (+7)
New government dpcm which expands the prohibitions set on August 10. The obligation to wear a mask indoors and outdoors has been confirmed if the distance of one meter between people cannot be guaranteed. As well as the obligation to undergo a swab for those who return from the 16 “at risk” countries. While the capacity of public transport (after the long tug of war with the Regions also in view of the reopening of schools) has risen to 80 percent. The decree goes into effect on Monday, September 7. According to the Minister of Health, Roberto Speranza, when the vaccine arrives, the doses will be few, so, according to his proposal, it will reach “first to health workers and the elderly with pathologies, particularly in RSA.” The news of the hospitalization of Silvio Berlusconi, who will remain for a few days under observation at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan, although his conditions are reassuring and he is not intubated, as his personal doctor, Alberto Zangrillo, assured him.
Worldwide, there are a total of 26,882,530 registered cases, the United States being the first in the world by number of infections, followed by Brazil and India. The total number of victims worldwide has risen to 879,580 with Mexico and the United Kingdom among the nations with the highest number of deaths.
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