In the period 6-20 July, the Rt index The average calculated on symptomatic cases was 1,57 (range 1,34-1,82), a sharp increase compared to the previous week and above one.
A similar increase in the transmissibility index based on cases with hospitalization is observed: Rt 1.46 (1.38-1.55) on July 20 versus Rt 1.16 (1.06-1.27) on July 13. The high proportion of young and asymptomatic subjects must be considered when interpreting these transmissibility estimates.
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Specifically, the highest Rt index (calculated as of July 14) is recorded in Sardinia at 2.44, followed by the Trento province at 2.27 and Liguria at 2.12. Lazio is at 2.01. Four regions have an Rt below 1: Molise (0.32), Valle d'Aosta (0.56), Abruzzo (0.89) and Calabria (0.99). The data is included in the weekly monitoring report by the ISS and the Ministry of Health currently being examined by the Control Room (data as of July 28 relating to the week of July 19-25).
As for new cases reported in the week, Lazio leads with 4.002, followed by Sicily with 3.953 new cases in the monitoring week, Veneto (3.942) and Lombardy (3.643). Abruzzo 0.89 Basilicata 1.16 Calabria 0.99 Campania 1.19 ER 1.72 FVG 1.11 Lazio 2.01 Liguria 2.12 Lombardy 1.61 Marche 1.08 Molise 0.32 Piedmont 1.81 PA Bolzano 1.49 PA Trento 2.27 Puglia 1.49 Sardinia 2.44 Sicily 1.55 Tuscany 1.85 Umbria 1.66 V. d'Aosta 0.56 Veneto 1.97
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