Covid today Italy, Civil Protection and regional contagion bulletin 18 June

The Covid Italia bulletin of today, June 18, 2021, while the white zone is preparing to welcome all the regions with the exception of probably Valle d’Aosta. Region-by-region data from the Civil Protection, news on infections and deaths and the point on vaccines in the regions. The numbers on the coronavirus pandemic from Lombardy and Lazio, Veneto and Campania, Sardinia and Piedmont, Sicily and Puglia and the news from big cities such as Rome, Milan and Naples. The data of the regions: MARCHES There are 28 coronavirus infections in the Marche today, June 18, according to data from the region’s bulletin. In the last 24 hours, 2,427 swabs were tested: 1,110 in the new diagnosis path (of which 355 screenings with the Antigenic pathway) and 1,317 in the healed path (a positive ratio tested of 2.5%). 9 in the province of Macerata, 9 in the province of Ancona, 4 in the province of Pesaro-Urbino, 0 in the province of Fermo, 3 in the province of Ascoli Piceno and 3 outside the region) .These cases include symptomatic subjects (8 cases detected), contacts in the home setting (11 cases detected), close contacts of positive cases (3 cases detected), contacts in the work setting (2 cases detected), contacts in the living / social environment (0 cases detected), contacts in the care setting (0 cases detected), contacts involving students of all levels of education (0 cases detected), health care pathway screening (0 cases detected), contacts with extra-regional origin (1 cases detected) and 3 cases are being investigated epidemiol ogico. In the Screening path a total of 355 antigen tests carried out and 6 subjects detected positive (to be subjected to the molecular swab) a positive / tested ratio 2% .TUSCANY There are 67 new coronavirus infections in Tuscany today, June 18, according to data from the bulletin of region anticipated by the governor Eugenio Giani. New cases were recorded on 15,496 tests including 6,232 molecular swabs and 9,264 rapid tests. “The rate of new positives is 0.43% (1.3% on first diagnoses),” says Giani.