Covid Italy, stable hospitalizations and intensive care

Covid Italy, intensive care and stable ordinary hospitalizations nationwide. This was revealed by the latest data from the Agency for Regional Health Services (Agenas), updated at 22.37 last night, according to which the occupation of intensive care beds, nationwide, by Covid patients in resuscitation wards it has stopped for 2 days at 16%, while in 24 hours it increases in 5 regions / autonomous provinces and falls in as many 5. Read also Emilia Romagna has increased by 1 percentage point in 24 hours (which thus rises to 17%), Friuli Venezia Giulia (25%), the autonomous province of Trento (28%) and Piedmont (20%), while Umbria recorded an increase of 4 percentage points (thus rising to 13%). Down, again by 1 percentage point, Basilicata (which stands at 5%), Calabria (15%), Liguria (16%), Marche (23) and the autonomous province of Bolzano (10%). All the other regions / public administration remain stable. At the moment the highest employment is recorded in the autonomous province of Trento at 28%, the lowest in Basilicata at 5%. part of Covid patients in the non-critical area wards of hospitals, which for four days has been ‘stuck’ at 30%. In the 24 hours there was an increase in five regions / autonomous provinces, a decrease in 4 areas, while all the others remained stable.In detail, the greatest increase was recorded in Friuli Venezia Giulia which, with +3 percentage points, was stands at 40%. The increase in the other regions / Pa, which saw an increase in the percentage of occupancy of beds by 1 point: Liguria (to 39%), the autonomous provinces of Bolzano (22%) and Trento (28%) and Umbria (to 31%). The regions that recorded a decrease of 1 percentage point are Sicily (which drops to 38%) and Tuscany (26%). The decrease was more marked for Molise with -3 percentage points (20%) and for Valle d’Aosta which recorded -4 points (to 41%). The region with the highest percentage of occupation of Covid beds remains Valle d’Aosta with 41%, Molise the lowest at 20%.