Covid cases in Campania are down 14,6% in the last week, although there are still 116 outbreaks and an Rt index of 1,05.
In the week of March 15-March 21, according to data from theCampania Crisis Unit updated to yesterday, in the entire region there has been a reduction in the total number of cases of 14,6% compared to the previous week (March 8-March 14). The Rt index is also improving, currently equal to 1,05 (from 1,09).
Even though today's data show a substantial stability but at the same time a worrying new increase in deaths.
In fact, there are 2.068 new positives for Covid in Campania, out of 20.766 molecular swabs examined: the incidence of infections on tests is 9,95%, substantially stable compared to yesterday's 9,68. There are 703 new symptomatic patients. The number of victims remains high, 62, while those recovered are 2.814. The number of beds occupied in intensive care increases by five units (184) and the number of hospital beds decreases by 11 (1.576).
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The situation is moving towards a 'scenario 2', compared to the previous 'scenario 4' with a slight reduction in active outbreaks (116 compared to the previous report). However, the occupancy rates of intensive care and medical area beds remain high, at 29% and 38% respectively.
This is today's bulletin:
Positives of the day: 2.068 (*)
of which
Asymptomatic: 1.365 (*)
Symptomatic: 703 (*)
* Positive, Symptomatic and Asymptomatic refer to molecular swabs
Molecular swabs of the day: 20.766
Antigenic swabs of the day: 3.490
Deaths: 62 (**)
Total deaths: 5.116
Healed: 2.814
Total recovered: 223.924
** 34 deceased in the last 48 hours, 28 previously deceased but registered yesterday.
Report on beds on a regional basis:
Intensive care beds available: 656
Intensive care beds occupied: 184
Inpatient beds available: 3.160 (***)
Hospital beds occupied: 1.576
*** Covid beds and private offer.
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