Coronavirus. Record number of recoveries in a single day: 1,434 people
Well-being — di Andrea Barolini
Civil Protection has released updated data on the spread of coronavirus. Those who have recovered now number 12,384. Deaths exceed 10,000.

Civil Protection has released updated data on the spread of coronavirus. Those who have recovered now number 12,384. Deaths exceed 10,000.
There are 889 people who have died in the last 24 hours, compared with 969 the day before. At the same time, 1,434 have recovered, bringing the total number of people who have overcome the illness to 12,384. The figures were released by Civil Protection at its usual daily press conference updating the public on the spread of the coronavirus epidemic in Italy, which was attended by its head, Angelo Borrelli.

The current total number of people infected with coronavirus stands at 70,065, an increase of 3,651 patients compared with the previous day (when the rise had been 4,401). Nearly 40,000 patients are also in home isolation, with no symptoms or mild symptoms. The overall figure (which also includes deaths and recoveries) stands at 92,472. Finally, 82 patients have been transferred from Lombardy in order to relieve the regional healthcare system. Meanwhile, approximately three billion people around the world are subject to lockdown, out of a total of approximately 7.7 billion.
On Friday evening the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella addressed the nation once again in a speech in which he called on the European Union to show solidarity. "Further joint initiatives are indispensable, moving beyond old frameworks that are now out of step with the dramatic conditions our Continent finds itself in. I hope that everyone will fully understand, before it is too late, the gravity of the threat facing Europe. Solidarity is not only required by the values of the Union, but is also in our common interest," the head of state said.
At 19:30 the President of the Council Giuseppe Conte also spoke, announcing support measures for municipalities. 4.3 billion euros will be allocated. In addition to these, a further 400 million euros are dedicated to supporting those in greatest difficulty, who will receive food supplies and be granted "spending vouchers".