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Italy reports 659 coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, 11,212 new cases

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read ROME, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Italy reported 659 coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday against 445 the day before, the health ministry said, while the daily tally of new infections rose to 11,212 from 8,585. There were 128,740 swab tests carried out in the past day, the ministry said, up sharply from a previous 68,681. Italy has seen an official total of 73,029 COVID-19 deaths since its outbreak came to light on Feb. 21, the highest toll in Europe and the fifth highest in the world. It has also reported 2.067 million cases to date. Patients in hospital with COVID-19 stood at 23,662 on Tuesday, down by 270 from the day before. There were 256 new admissions to intensive care units, compared with 167 on Monday.

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Italy reports 445 coronavirus deaths on Monday, 8,585 new cases

Article content ROME Italy reported 445 coronavirus-related deaths on Monday against 298 the day before, the health ministry said, while the daily tally of new infections edged down to 8,585 from 8,913. There were 68,681 swab tests carried out in the past day, the ministry said, up from a previous 59,879. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Italy reports 445 coronavirus deaths on Monday, 8,585 new cases Back to video Italy has seen an official total of 72,370 COVID-19 deaths since its outbreak came to light on Feb. 21, the highest toll in Europe and the fifth highest in the world. It has also reported 2.056 million cases to date.

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Italy reports 505 coronavirus deaths on Thursday, total cases surpass 2 mln

Italy becomes the eighth country in the world to exceed 2 million officially recorded cases. The number of swab tests carried out in the past day rose to 193,777 from a previous 175,364, the health ministry said. The first Western country hit by the virus, Italy has reported 70,900 deaths since its outbreak came to light on Feb. 21, the highest toll in Europe and the fifth highest in the world. Patients in hospital with COVID-19 stood at 24,070 on Thursday, down by 476 from the day before. There were 149 new admissions to intensive care units, compared with 216 on Wednesday. The current number of intensive care patients decreased by 35 to 2,589, reflecting those who died or were discharged after recovery.

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Italy s COVID-19 death toll passes 70,000, with 553 new fatalities

Article content ROME Italy reported 553 coronavirus-related deaths on Wednesday against 628 the day before, taking its total toll past 70,000, the health ministry said. The daily tally of new infections increased to 14,522 from 13,318. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Italy s COVID-19 death toll passes 70,000, with 553 new fatalities Back to video The first Western country hit by the virus, Italy becomes the fifth nation in the world to surpass 70,000 deaths, with an updated total of 70,395, the highest in Europe. It has also registered some 1.991 million cases to date. The number of swab tests carried out in the past day rose to 175,364 from a previous 166,205, the health ministry said.

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