Covid, another 35 infected in Sardinia. There are no new victims

Data on the Covid-19 epidemic on the island remain under control. The number of new infections is decreasing, there are no new victims and the number of patients hospitalized both in ordinary wards and in intensive care remains stable. The positivity rate is 1.3%.

Here is the full bulletin released by the regional authorities on Monday 15 November 2021: “In Sardinia today there are 35 further confirmed cases of COVID positivity, based on 766 people tested. A total of 2677 tests were processed, including molecular and antigenic.

There are 8 patients admitted to intensive care units (like yesterday).

There are 44 patients admitted to the medical area (like yesterday).

1803 are the cases of home isolation (6 more than yesterday).

There are no deaths ".

(Unioneonline / lf)

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