Italy's daily COVID-19 intensive care
unit occupancy rate fell 1% to 12% and is down in 10 Italian
regions, regional health service agency AGENAS said Monday.
It fell in Abruzzo (to 13%), Basilicata (6%), Liguria (12%),
Lombardy (9%), Marche (17%) PA Bolzano (7%), Piedmont (13%),
Puglia (12%), Tuscany (14%), and Umbria (7%).
It was up in three regions: Molise (+5% to 15%), Calabria (+3%
to15%) and Friuli Venezia Giulia (19%).
The rate was steady in Campania (9%), Emilia Romagna (14%),
Lazio (19%), PA Trento (16%), Sardinia (14%), Sicily (13%), Val
d'Aosta (12%), and Veneto (8%).
The figures were collected on Sunday February 13.
The COVID-19 occupancy rate in general wards was steady at 25%
across Italy but up in eight regions: Basilicata (to 27%),
Campania(28%), Friuli Venezia Giulia(31%), Molise(24%), PA
Bolzano(23%), PA Trento(25%), and Umbria(30%).
It was down in five: Calabria(31%), Liguria(31%), Lombardy(18%),
Puglia(25%), and Tuscany(22%).
It was steady in Abruzzo(al 36%), Lazio(30%), Emilia
Romagna(23%), Marche(29%), Piedmont(24%), Sardinia(26%),
Siciy(34%), Val d'Aosta(25%), and Veneto(17%).
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