COVID general hospital ward occupancy
is steady at 30% in Italy but it is up in 12 regions, the
regional health service agency AGENAS said in its daily update
Tuesday.
It is up in Abruzzo (32%), Emilia Romagna (29%), Friuli (36%),
Lazio (32%), Lombardy (33%), Marche (29%), Molise (11%),
province of Bolzano (22%), province of Trento (28%), Puglia
(25%), Tuscany (27%) and Val d'Aosta (57%).
It has fallen in just two regions, Liguria (40%) and Veneto
(24%).
It is steady in Basilicata (25%), Calabria (40%), Campania
(31%), Piedmont (31%), Sardinia (18%), Sicily (38%), and Umbria
(29%).
Ten regions are above the 30% threshold: Abruzzo, Campania,
Calabria, Friuli, Lazio, Liguria, Lombardy, Piedmont, Sicily,
and Val d'Aosta.
Nationwide ICU COVID occupancy is stable at 17%, and seven
regions are over 20%, AGENAS added.
They are: Trento (27%), Piedmont (24%), Friuli and Toscana
(22%), Lazio, Marche and Val d'Aosta (21%).
The daily rate is down in four regions: Lazio (21%), province of
Bolzano(17%), Piedmont (24%), and Puglia(13%).
But is it up in another four: Basilicata (8%), province of
Trento (27%), Tuscany (22%), and Veneto (17%).
It is stable in Abruzzo (20%), Calabria (16%), Campania (12%),
Emilia Romagna (17%), Friuli (22%), Liguria (18%), Lombardy
(15%), Marche (21%), Molise (5%), Sardinia (15%), Sicily (19%),
Umbria (9%), and Val d'Aosta (21%).
The data refer to Monday January 24.
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