Virus, 67 new positives on the island. A 32-year-old between the two victims

67 new cases of coronavirus in Sardinia in the last 24 hours and two other deaths. These are the numbers contained in today's bulletin issued by the Crisis Unit of the Region.

A total of 9,447 tests were processed, while 2,758 people were tested.

The patients admitted to the intensive care units are 19 (2 more than yesterday), those in the medical area are 171 (7 less than yesterday).

2,922 are instead the cases of home isolation (204 less than yesterday).

The two victims are a 32 year old and an 83 year old resident, respectively, in Sassarese and in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari.

At the provincial level, the new infections are divided as follows: Cagliari 22, Sassari 23, South Sardinia 15, Nuoro 2, Oristano 5.

(Unioneonline / ss)

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