10.28 - Hope, investing with all your strength on SSN - "We are in the midst of a very hard and dramatic experience, we will have time and way to evaluate each act and consequence, but one thing is clear to everyone: the National Health Service is the heritage as precious as it can be and we must invest in it with all the strength we have. " Health Minister Roberto Speranza said this in the report to the Senate. "I am convinced that Parliament - he said - will be able to cope with this challenge".
10.04 - Heals 101 years old, Dutch discharged from hospital - A 101 year old Dutch woman has recovered from the coronavirus, the hospital of IJsseland, near Rotterdam, made it known, explaining that this case represents a "glimmer of hope". The old woman had been hospitalized a week and a half ago, with breathing difficulties, and had tested positive at Covid-19. The woman, who lives alone, will stay in a rest home for a few days, before returning to her home.
09.22 - AFP, over 30,000 deaths in Europe - There are over 30,000 coronavirus victims in Europe alone. This is what emerges from an AFP count. Worldwide, the total number of victims has exceeded 42 thousand.
09.17 - Nas, monitoring on structures for the elderly - A monitoring and evaluation of the conditions of maintenance of the accommodation facilities intended to accommodate the elderly and disabled is underway by the Nas, as part of the initiatives arranged by the Carabinieri Command for the protection of health for the Coronavirus emergency. These are controls to which "particular attention" is dedicated, given that they are weak sections of the population considered particularly at risk due to the current epidemic phenomenon.
09.12 - Europe opens in deep red, Paris -3.1% - European stock exchanges open in sharp decline. Frankfurt lost 3.27% with the Dax at 9,610 points. Paris leaves 3.1% on the ground with the Cac 40 at 4,259 points. London dropped 3.24% with the Ftse 100 to 5,492 points.
09.05 - Milan opens sharply down (-2.64%) - Heavy session starts for Piazza Affari. The Ftse Mib index started trading down 2.64% to 16,600 points.
08.53 - China, 36 new cases and 130 asymptomatic - China has registered 36 new cases of Covid-19 infection, of which 35 imported and one internal in Guangdong. The National Health Commission, according to Tuesday's updates, also made the asymptomatic symptoms known for the first time: 130 for a total of 1,367 people under observation. There were 7 dead, including 6 in Hubei, the epicenter province of the pandemic, and one in Shanghai. Contagion cases rose to 81,554 and deaths to 3,312. The number of discharges is 76,238 for a healing rate of 93.48%.
08.52 - Tridico, 100 questions per second for a bonus of 600 euros - "From one in the morning at around 8.30, we received 300 thousand regular questions. Now we are receiving 100 questions per second. Something never seen on the INPS systems that are holding up, although clogging is inevitable with these numbers. " This is what the president of INPS says, Pasquale Tridico at ANSA.
08.17 - Stock Exchange: Asia sinks with Trump forecasts, Tokyo -5% - Asian stock markets in deep red with stock indices discounting the gloomy forecasts of the US President, Donald Trump, who expects "two very hard weeks" and fears up to 240 Thousand deaths in the United States due to coronavirus while deaths in New York have exceeded one thousand. At the end of the session, Tokyo collapsed by 5%, Hong Kong by 2.2%, Seoul by 3.7%, Mumbai by 3.6% while the Chinese price lists were down thanks to the March PMI manufacturing index. Heavy futures on Europe, down by over 3%, and on Wall Street, down by almost 3%.
07.54 - Borrelli, the South is still at risk - The situation in the northern territories remains the most dramatic, but the South is still at risk, and nobody can and must think that they can let their guard down. The head of civil protection Angelo Borrelli, interviewed by Corriere della Sera, points out that he notes that it is not known when the coronavirus emergency will emerge, but it is certain that without the measures put in place, many more deaths would now be counted. And for Borrelli, when it is over, it will be very difficult to retrace that meter that now separates people: "We will have to be able to get closer to the other gradually, without losing their trust".
07.32 - Gualtieri, guarantees to companies for 500 billion - The government expects to free up resources for the real economy for at least 500 billion. In view of the April decree, the announcement comes from the Minister of Economy, Roberto Gualtieri, interviewed by the daily Fact. It is expected to intervene in the coming days to ensure liquidity, he explains, "also anticipating this measure compared to the rest of the decree with an ad hoc decree". And it aims to strengthen the bonus for self-employed workers. According to Gualtieri, Confindustria estimates with a -6% at the end of the year, but we can aim for a vigorous recovery.
01.14 - Viminale, travel rules don't change - '' Travel rules don't change. The circular of the Ministry of Interior of 31 March limited itself to clarifying some interpretative aspects on the basis of requests received by the Interior Ministry. In particular, it has been specified that the possibility of going out with minor children is allowed to a single parent to walk provided that this happens near his home and on the occasion of journeys motivated by situations of need or health ''. A note from the Interior Ministry states this.
00.45 - Over 42,000 deaths worldwide, 855,000 cases - Coronavirus deaths have exceeded 42,000 worldwide, while the number of cases of infection is now more than 855,000: this is what emerges from the updated data of John Hopkins University. 177,857 people have healed so far. According to the American university the deaths are 42,032 and the infected 855,007, of which over 20% (186,265) in the USA, that is to say the country with the highest number of cases globally, followed by Italy (105,792) and Spain (95,923). .
00.14 - USA, 100-200 thousand deaths expected - The statistical models illustrated today in the White House briefing on coronavirus predict that 100,000 to 200,000 people may die in the US, with a peak in mid-April of over 2000 people per day . "But we don't accept these numbers and hope to contain them if we all act together in accordance with the measures in place," said Anthony Fauci, head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.