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TORONTO – The number of hospitalized is decreasing: today there are 1,207 patients in hospital with Covid-19, of which 168 in intensive care. This marks a decrease in hospitalizations compared to 1,248 patients on Wednesday and 1,451 a week ago, while there are 3 more patients in intensive care than yesterday but 7 fewer than a week ago. 71 patients breathe with the help of a ventilator, 5 fewer than on Wednesday and 4 fewer than a week ago. →
TORONTO – Altri 16 decessi correlati al Covid-19, ieri, in Ontario: sale così a 13.099 il numero delle vittime in provincia dall’inizio della pandemia. Nelle ultime settimane, il numero di mori è stato particolarmente alto: 108 negli ultimi sette giorni e 467 negli ultimi trenta giorni…
TORONTO – Another 16 deaths related to Covid-19, today, in Ontario: the number of victims in the province since the beginning of the pandemic rises to 13,099. In recent weeks, the number of deaths has been particularly high: 108 in the past seven days and 467 in the past thirty days. →
TORONTO – Più decessi e più ricoveri: l’abbiamo spesso definita un’altalena, quella dei dati giornalieri sulla pandemia, e così è anche oggi: martedì l’Ontario ha confermato altri 11 decessi – che portano il totale in provincia, da inizio pandemia, a 13.083 – contro i 2 dell’altro ieri e 1.345 pazienti infetti, in netto aumento dai 1.122 delle 24 ore precedenti…
TORONTO – More deaths and more hospitalizations: we have often called it a “swing”, that of the daily data on the pandemic, and so it is today: on Tuesday, Ontario confirmed another 11 deaths – which bring the total to the province, from the beginning, to 13,083 – against 2 yesterday, and 1,345 infected patients, a sharp increase from 1,122 in the previous 24 hours.
Monday’s data, however, reflected a still incomplete census as 10% of hospitals do not report data over the weekend and only update it as of Tuesday. And, in any case, hospitalizations have decreased by 13% compared to the same day last week, when 1,555 people with Covid-19 were hospitalized. →
