There were seven deaths related to COVID-19 in Italy over the last 24 hours, with 188 new positive cases – 67 of them in Lombardy.
The pandemic is increasingly localised to a handful of regions in Italy, with Lombardy remaining the worst-affected area by far.
The statistics released for July 11 show seven deaths over the last 24 hours, a drop from 12 yesterday, taking the total to 34,945 since the crisis began on February 20.
There are now only 67 Italians in intensive care for coronavirus symptoms, minus two from Friday, with 826 in hospital.
There were seven deaths related to COVID-19 in Italy over the last 24 hours, with 188 new positive cases – 67 of them in Lombardy.
The pandemic is increasingly localised to a handful of regions in Italy, with Lombardy remaining the worst-affected area by far.
The statistics released for July 11 show seven deaths over the last 24 hours, a drop from 12 yesterday, taking the total to 34,945 since the crisis began on February 20.
There are now only 67 Italians in intensive care for coronavirus symptoms, minus two from Friday, with 826 in hospital.
The vast majority, 12,410, are self-isolating at home with only minor or no symptoms.
Out of 45,931 tests over the last 24 hours, only 188 came up positive.
Of those, 67 were in Lombardy, 47 in Emilia-Romagna, 19 in Lazio and 10 in Veneto.
It’s worth noting that even in Lombardy, 21 of the positive tests were for antibodies, so with no symptoms and potentially historic infections.
All the other regions had single figure new positive cases, including zero in Sardinia, Umbria, Valle d’Aosta and Molise.