Covid-19 alarm in Italy! Coronavirus patients die in the bathrooms

As reported by the Italian press, dramatic images have begun to emerge due to the increase in the number of patients and the tension of the health system of the Campania Region, where the city of southern Naples is the center.

In particular, the images of a Kovid-19 patient who died on the ground in a toilet in the emergency room of the Cardarelli Hospital in Naples found wide coverage on social media and in print. In the image in question it can be seen that other Kovid-19 patients were also treated on stretchers close to each other.

In the chronicle of the newspaper Il Messaggero we read that after the images that caused indignation in the country, the Minister of Health Roberto Speranza sent two inspectors to examine the situation in Campania.

It is said that some patients went to the northern Lazio Region for treatment due to the insufficiency of hospitals in the Campania Region.

In the northern city of Turin, it has been reported that the Italian army has set up a field hospital around the Juventus Football Club stadium.

The press reported that Kovid-19 patients were placed in churches because hospital capacities had already been filled in the city.

It should be noted that with the second wave of the epidemic, the Italian government, which implements regional measures instead of the general quarantine measure on a national scale in the first wave, will consider whether to increase the measures based on future data due to the level of risk in Campania .

Doctors and nursing associations from different branches, in particular the Italian Medical Association, are asking for a total quarantine request in order not to bring down the country’s health system.

In Italy, which entered the second wave of the epidemic later than in other European countries, the number of cases has increased rapidly in the last month. While 32,000 961 new cases were recorded in the country yesterday, the number of Kovid-19 contaminants exceeded one million since the outbreak began in February and the death toll has approached 43,000.