(ANSA) – TRIESTE, 23 DEC – There are 33 sequencing in progress on as many potential cases of the Omicron variant in Friuli Venezia Giulia and the analysis of which will be completed after 26 December.
This was communicated by the deputy governor with responsibility for Health Riccardo Riccardi, who explained that they are samples of positive people for Covid residing in the territories of Udine (16), Trieste (11), Gorizia (2), Pordenone (1), outside the region (3).
With the exception of Christmas and Boxing Day, the vaccination activity in progress in the hub that Confindustria Alto Adriatico, since last December 6, has made available to citizens and in which over 5,500 doses of vaccine.
“It is necessary to face the growing and worrying spread of the virus extremely quickly – explained the president of Confindustria Alto Adriatico Michelangelo Agrusti – allowing the largest possible number of people to complete the cycle with the third dose. We are there”. The vaccination center – Real Asco di Pordenone area – will increase capacity as early as December 27, operating with the 8 lines available which will operate from 8.45am to 7pm. The shuttle service provided by Atap Pordenone will be guaranteed.
Today in Fvg on 10,356 molecular swabs 940 new infections have been detected, with a positive percentage of 9.08%.
There are 20,310 rapid antigenic tests performed, from which 141 cases (0.79%) were detected. It is confirmed that the first range of contagion is the under 19 with 23.59% of the new positives, followed by the 40-49 years with 18.78% and the 50-59 years with 15.36%. Today there are 6 deaths; 26 people are hospitalized in intensive care and patients hospitalized in other departments drop to 281. (ANSA).
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