In Sardinia 114 new confirmed cases of coronavirus and one victim

114 new cases of coronavirus in Sardinia are reported in today's bulletin issued by the Crisis Unit of the Region, and there is also a victim.

The tests processed, between molecular and antigenic, were 8,515, while 1,940 were the people tested.

The positive-swab ratio is 1.33 percent.

Two more patients admitted to intensive care units, which went from 6 to 8, those in the medical area decreased by 3 units, from 50 to 47.

While 1,647 are the cases of home isolation (82 more than yesterday).

The victim is a 93-year-old man residing in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari.

Of the 114 new positives: 77 were registered in the province of Sassari; 13 in the province of Nuoro; 7 in the Oristano area; 8 in South Sardinia and 9 in Cagliari.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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