Covid, Sardinia mourns 5 more victims. Hospitalizations still in decline

The daily cases of Covid in Sardinia are increasing, while hospitalizations are still decreasing.

There are also 5 new victims. The positivity rate, on the other hand, stands at 0.8%.

Here is the full bulletin released by the regional authorities on Wednesday 29 September 2021: “In Sardinia today there are 66 further confirmed cases of COVID positivity, based on 2593 people tested. A total of 7872 tests were processed, including molecular and antigenic.

There are 13 patients admitted to intensive care units (-1 less than yesterday).

135 patients are hospitalized in the medical area (5 fewer than yesterday).

There are 2058 cases of home isolation (166 fewer than yesterday).

There are 5 deaths: an 83-year-old man residing in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari, a man and a woman, respectively 83 and 81 years old, residing in the Province of Sassari, as well as two patients residing in the Province of Nuoro ".

The new cases at the provincial level are divided as follows: Cagliari 17, South Sardinia 21, Nuoro 8, Oristano 9, Sassari 11.

(Unioneonline / lf)

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