Italy registers lowest COVID-19 death count since 19th March

Italy continues to offer a glimmer of hope as the world continues to fight off the spread of the deadly coronavirus pandemic. A visibly encouraged Angelo Borrelli, Head of Italy’s Civil Protection announced that while another 525 persons lost their lives, this was significantly lower than the day before (681) and the lowest since 19th March.

His words were echoed by Silvio Brusaferro, President of the Istituto Superiore di Sanità who declared that “the curve has started its decline”.

15,887 people have lost their lives in Italy since the start of the pandemic. Their are currently 91,246 people infected with the virus, with today’s increase (2,972) being slightly higher than Saturday’s (2,886).

Counting those that have either recovered or died, 124,632 people were at one point diagnosed with COVID-19.

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