Covid, intensive care beyond the critical threshold in 16 regions and provinces

The occupation of bed places by Covid patients in intensive care wards is increasing in 6 Italian regions and autonomous provinces, and 16 are now beyond the critical threshold set at 10%. This is what emerges from the latest data from the Agenas National Agency for Health Services, updated at 19.04 yesterday. The Regions / Public Administrations that record an increase in the percentage of employment in 24 hours are Abruzzo with a + 1% which stands at 13%, Basilicata which marks a + 1% and reaches 4%), Lombardy which with + 1% reaches 15%, the autonomous province of Bolzano which registers a + 1% (reaching 19%), Piedmont with + 1% (to 19%) and the Valle d’Aosta which registers an increase of 3%, reaching 12% of occupancy of the beds. In total – against a national average which is 15% – there are 16 Regions and Pa above the critical threshold of 10%: Umbria and Valle d’Aosta (12%), Abruzzo and Sicily (13%), Lombardy, Tuscany, Calabria and Emilia Romagna (15%), Friuli Venezia Giulia (16%), Lazio (17%) Province of Bolzano, Piedmont and Veneto (19%), Marche and Liguria ( 21%) and the province of Trento (24%).