From next 21 June, all of Italy will be a white zone because almost all regions are considered to be at low risk. The RT went from 0,68 last week to 0,69, a very slight increase that according to the experts of the control room makes the transmissibility index of Covid infections in Italy still stable. On the other hand, the reduction in the incidence relating to the diffusion of the virus. This is one of the key values for the reshaping of the measures, which drops to approximately 16.7 cases per 100 thousand inhabitants. These are some of the data contained in the ISS-Ministry of Health monitoring draft, under examination by the control room.
Almost all low-risk regions
According to the report, all regions and autonomous provinces are classified as low risk, except three: Basilicata, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Molise, which are classified as moderate risk. All have an RT value compatible with a type one scenario. No Region or Autonomous Province exceeds the critical occupancy threshold for beds in intensive care or in the medical area. The ICU employment rate is 6 percent, below the critical threshold.
Confirming the sharp decline in infections and hospitalizations are the data released today by the Ministry of Health. According to ministerial reports there are 1.147 new positive cases today (yesterday 1.325). The deaths of the last 24 hours are 35 (yesterday 37). The discharged healed are 7.648 (yesterday 4.533) while the currently positive cases are 92.072 (yesterday 98.068). The swabs made in the last 24 hours are 216.026 (yesterday 200.315); the ICU patients are 416 (yesterday 444). They still remain in home isolation 88.976 people infected with Covid (yesterday they were 95.276).
Green pass, government website operational
Palazzo Chigi announces that the dgc.gov.it site is operational for Green passes. All certifications associated with vaccinations carried out until June 17 will be made available by June 28. The national IT platform dedicated to issuing certifications will be progressively aligned with the new vaccinations. For all information you can contact the Toll-free number of the Immuni App 800.91.24.91, active every day from 8 to 20. The green certification will be available for viewing and printing on a PC, tablet or smartphone
