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In Lombardy the number of people tested positive for Covid-19 has risen to 39, and a woman in her seventies died on Thursday in Codogno; in Veneto one patient died, and there are 12 patients overall. In Pavia, San Matteo hospital will block hospitalizations not related to Coronavirus from Monday
The cases of contagion of new Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Italy continue to increase. After Friday, in which 15 people infected in Lombardy and two in Veneto, one of whom died, the number of infected patients rose to 39 in Lombardy and 12 in Veneto on Saturday. In total, there are two victims: one in Veneto, the other, who died on the 20th, in Lombardy. Restrictive measures such as those decided for 10 'at risk' Municipalities in the Lodi area have also been adopted in Vo 'Euganeo and Teolo, in the Veneto region. The death toll worldwide is now, according to the Johns Hopkins University calculation, at 2,360, out of 77,662 infections. The director of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom, wrote on Twitter that in 80% of cases the infection with Coronavirus is mild, in 20% critical; in 2% of reported cases, 'the virus is fatal'
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The cases of contagion of new Coronavirus (Covid-19) in Italy continue to increase. After Friday, in which 15 people infected in Lombardy and two in Veneto, one of whom died, the number of infected patients rose to 39 in Lombardy and 12 in Veneto on Saturday. In total, there are two victims: one in Veneto, the other, who died on the 20th, in Lombardy. Restrictive measures such as those decided for 10 'at risk' Municipalities in the Lodi area have also been adopted in Vo 'Euganeo and Teolo, in the Veneto region. The death toll worldwide is now, according to the Johns Hopkins University calculation, at 2,360, out of 77,662 infections. The director of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom, wrote on Twitter that in 80% of cases the infection with Coronavirus is mild, in 20% critical; in 2% of reported cases, 'the virus is fatal'
https://www.corriere.it/cronache/20...to-245e72d4-5540-11ea-8418-2150c9ca483e.shtml