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TORONTO – Covid-19: nelle ultime 24 ore in Ontario i ricoveri scendono lievemente, da 639 a 611 (e da 179 a 174 nelle terapie intensive) ma resta alto il numero dei decessi: ieri altre 14 vittime che portano il totale della provincia, da inizio pandemia, a 12.356. La provincia ha inoltre registrato 2.149 nuovi casi di Covid-19 ieri, su un totale di 15.702 test (riservati alle sole categorie “a rischio”) elaborati: il tasso di positività della provincia è di circa il 12%…
TORONTO – Covid-19: in the last 24 hours in Ontario hospitalizations have dropped slightly, from 639 to 611 (and from 179 to 174 in intensive care) but the number of deaths remains high: today another 14 victims bringing the total of the province, from the beginning of the pandemic, to 12,356. →
TORONTO – L’altalena Covid continua la sua corsa, fra saliscendi di ricoveri ordinari e terapie intensive: ieri i pazienti negli ospedali dell’Ontario erano 639, in netto aumento rispetto ai 551 di lunedì, ma quelli in ICU sono scesi da 181 a 179. Va anche detto, però, che dei 639 pazienti negli ospedali dell’Ontario circa il 47% è stato effettivamente ricoverato a causa del Covid-19, mentre i restanti pazienti sono risultati positivi dopo essere stati ricoverati per un disturbo non correlato. La percentuale dei pazienti-Covid reali sale al 71% quando si tratta di ricoveri in terapia intensiva…
TORONTO – The Covid “swing” continues its run, between ups and downs of ordinary hospitalizations and intensive care: today there were 639 inpatients in Ontario hospitals, a sharp increase compared to 551 on Monday, but those in ICU fell from 181 to 179. →
TORONTO – 551 Covid-inpatients in hospital, of which 181 (-1) in intensive care: it is the lowest number of hospitalizations in Ontario since the end of December. There were also few deaths today: 4, bringing the total from the beginning of the pandemic to 12,336. However, the positivity rate goes up, from 12% on Sunday to 13.4% today, based on the 1,217 cases of Covid-19 identified in the last 24 hours through 8,644 tests (limited, we remind you, to the “at risk” categories only ). →
