Italy experienced more big drops in hospitalisations from coronavirus on Friday, with more than 1,000 patients sent home.
Although there was an increase in COVID-19 deaths (+575 compared to +525), 1,107 patients showing symptoms have been discharged from hospital in the last 24 hours.
Furthermore, there are 124 more intensive-care beds available in Italian hospitals, serving as further proof that the country’s curve is flattening.
Italy experienced more big drops in hospitalisations from coronavirus on Friday, with more than 1,000 patients sent home.
Although there was an increase in COVID-19 deaths (+575 compared to +525), 1,107 patients showing symptoms have been discharged from hospital in the last 24 hours.
Furthermore, there are 124 more intensive-care beds available in Italian hospitals, serving as further proof that the country’s curve is flattening.
As of Friday, there have been 172,434 positive tests of COVID-19 (+3,493), with 106,962 of them currently active (+355).
A total of 42,727 people have recovered (+2,563) and 22,745 have died.
Out of the 106,962 active cases, 78,364 are in self-isolation (+1,586), 25,786 are in hospital with symptoms (-1,107) and 2,812 are in intensive care (-124).
There have now been 1,244,108 tests, an increase of 65,705 since yesterday.