After two days of a reduction in the number of victims from the Corona, today the number of dead again increased • The Italian government made the punishment against the closure violators

After two days of encouragement during which the number of dead in Italy has gradually dropped as a result of the infection with the Corona virus, Tuesday (Tuesday) the trend again changes with the increase in the number of dead as a result of the Corona virus, an increase that strengthens Italy's status as the worst victim of the Corona virus in terms of the number of victims.

In Italy, a total of 69,176 people are infected with the corona virus today, and the number of people who die today as a result of the corona virus is 743, a number that brings the overall death toll from the virus to 6,820 people.

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The number of verified cases in Italy rose to 69,176 compared to 63,927 which were just yesterday, a change which indicates an increase of 8.2 percent. As mentioned, yesterday was the second day of the number of victims of the virus with 602 people who died from the disease and the day 650 people died, today the trend seems to change again, and more reminiscent of last Saturday, when 793 people died in Italy.

At the same time, the Italian government is stepping up its punishment and enforcement against the residents who come out of quarantine and against suspects who violate isolation. Giuseppe Conte, the Italian prime minister, addressed the elliptical nation in a televised speech in which he made it clear that he hoped soon some of the restrictions imposed on the public could be removed. In addition, the Iltaki Prime Minister emphasized that anyone caught leaving their home without good reason will now face a fine of between € 400 and € 3,000, compared to a previous fine and a much higher fine of € 206 so far.

As part of continuing the Italian fight against the spread of the Corona virus in the country, Prime Minister Conte emphasized that all non-essential businesses were instructed to remain closed until April 3. Meanwhile, there are various estimates by officials in the country who believe the date is still expected to be postponed beyond April, through an order issued that could actually delay the strike until July 31, although he urged the Italian Prime Minister to withdraw the closure until To this date, stressing that he hopes the remedies will be removed "well before."