Covid Italia, Iss: “All Regions at low risk”

The decline in the incidence of Covid in Italy continues. According to what emerges from the draft of the ISS-Ministry of Health report under examination by the control room, there are “36 cases per 100,000 inhabitants in the week of 24-30 May against 51 per 100,000 inhabitants in the week of 17-23 May”. The vaccination campaign, it says, is progressing “faster and faster and the incidence is at a level (below 50 per 100,000) that would allow the containment of new cases”. Read also All Regions and Autonomous Provinces are classified as low risk. “All have an average Rt lower than 1, and therefore a transmissibility compatible with a type one scenario. In the period 11-24 May, the average Rt calculated on symptomatic cases was equal to 0.68 with a range of 0.65 – 0.75, a decrease compared to the previous week, and below one even in the upper limit “.
Thus, no Region and Autonomous Province exceeds the critical occupancy threshold for beds in the intensive care or medical area. “The employment rate in intensive care is below the critical threshold, equal to 12%, with a decrease in the number of people hospitalized which goes from 1,323 on May 25 to 1,033 on May 31. The employment rate in medical areas nationwide it drops further to 11%. The number of people hospitalized in these areas goes from 8,577 to 6,482 “. RT decreases In Italy, RT decreases again. According to what Adnkronos Salute learns from the meeting of the control room for Covid monitoring, still in progress, it would be at 0.68. On the basis of these data, the transition to the white zone of Veneto, Liguria, Abruzzo and Liguria is expected today.