Covid today Italy, Civil Protection and regional contagion bulletin 6 March

Covid numbers – region by region – with the bulletin on infections, hospitalizations and deaths, from Lombardy and Veneto, Tuscany and Lazio, Campania and Sicily The bulletin with Covid numbers in Italy today, Sunday 6 March, with data and news from the Protection Civil and the Ministry of Health – region by region – on coronavirus infections, hospitalizations and deaths. The numbers from Piedmont and Lombardy, Veneto and Tuscany, Lazio, Campania and Sicily. The bulletin of the big cities such as Milan, Rome and Naples, the point on the vaccination campaign, while the infections decrease and the end of the state of emergency is approaching, expiring on March 31st. VENETO There are 3,029 new coronavirus infections today 6 March in Veneto, according to data from the latest covid-19 bulletin. There are another 7 deaths, considering the difference between the total indicated yesterday by the Ministry of Health and that present in the bulletin released today by the region. Cases down compared to yesterday (they were 3,866) with the total from the beginning of the epidemic rising to 1,352,070, while that of deaths to 13,900. The current positives are 49,566 (-62). Clinical indicators stable compared to 24 hours earlier: 895 patients (-3) are hospitalized in non-critical wards, 85 (+2) in intensive care units. TUSCANY There are 2,487 coronavirus infections in Tuscany today, 6 March 2022, according to numbers and data covid of the regional bulletin. Recorded 8 deaths. The new cases (855 confirmed with molecular swab and 1,632 by rapid antigen test) bring the total to 872,171 since the beginning of the Coronavirus health emergency. The new positives are 0.3% more than the previous day’s total. The healed grew by 0.4% and reached 839,368 (96.2% of total cases). Today 6,659 molecular swabs and 13,151 rapid antigenic swabs were performed, of which 12.6% were positive. On the other hand, 5,474 subjects were tested today (with antigenic and / or molecular swab, excluding control swabs), of which 45.4% were positive. The currently positive are 23,676 today, -3% compared to yesterday. There are 731 hospitalized (31 fewer than yesterday), of which 47 in intensive care (1 fewer). Today there are 8 new deaths: 5 men and 3 women with an average age of 85.3 years.