Covid today Civil Protection, contagion bulletin and regional numbers 30 November

The bulletin with the covid numbers in Italy today, Tuesday 30 November 2021, data and news from the Civil Protection and the Ministry of Health – region by region – on coronavirus infections, hospitalizations and deaths while the Omicron variant rises to the fore, with other cases identified in Campania. The numbers from Lombardy, Piedmont and Veneto, Tuscany and Lazio, Puglia and Sicily. The bulletin of big cities such as Rome, Milan and Naples, while the AIFA decision on the vaccine for children aged 5-11 is approaching. TUSCANY There are 521 coronavirus infections in Tuscany today, November 30, 2021, according to numbers and covid data from the region’s bulletin anticipated by governor Eugenio Giani on social media. The new cases were identified on 38,527 tests, of which 9,477 molecular swabs and 29,050 rapid tests. The rate of new positives is 1.35% (5.9% on first diagnoses). 3 more deaths recorded. New cases are 0.2% more than the previous day’s total. The healed grew by 0.1% and reached 285,061 (94.5% of total cases). The currently positive are today 9,033, + 2.3% compared to yesterday. The hospitalized are 317 (6 more than yesterday), of which 49 in intensive care (2 less). Today there are 3 new deaths: 2 men and one woman with an average age of 82.3 years. The average age of the 521 new positives today is approximately 40 years (26% are under 20, 18% among 20 and 39 years old, 36% between 40 and 59 years old, 17% between 60 and 79 years old, 3% are 80 years old or more) .VENETO There are 2,362 coronavirus infections in Veneto today, November 30, 2021, according to numbers and covid data of the bulletin of the region. “For 4 days we have exceeded 2,000 infections. To tell the truth, these 2,362 were intercepted with 138,491 swabs, a gigantic number. The incidence is 1.7%, still contained”, says Governor Luca Zaia. Another 10 deaths recorded. 658 hospitalized covid patients (+47). There are 553 (+40) people in the non-critical area, while the positives in intensive care are 105 (+7). There are 318 non-covid ICUs, “it’s a painful figure: on average we have 350 people in ICU, it’s the first sign of the reduction in hospital activity that begins to suffer the pressure of the covid patient,” says Zaia. “When you start having 100” covid patients “in the ICU it becomes another world.”