Italy’s Ministry of Civil Protection reported Tuesday that 19,886 new cases of the disease have been confirmed, including 308 deaths, Euronetwork reported, citing the European Union news agency.
A total of 2,8684,435 cases have been confirmed, 96,974 have died and 2,375,318 have been cured.

The number of new cases in Italy rose by nearly 10% nationwide, with 41 provinces reporting more than 20% new cases, after four weeks of stabilization, the nonprofit medical research organization GIMBE said in its weekly report on the epidemic on Thursday.
This suggests that the viral variant novel coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Italy.

Italy’s National Institutes of Health said on Thursday that researchers have detected a novel coronavirus found in Britain and Brazil in the waste water of Perugia and Guardiagrele in the region of Abruzzo.

A novel coronavirus strain was found in the waste water samples of February 5 solstice8 in Perugia, Central Umbria region of Italy.
The Spanish variant was found in the waste water sample of Guardia Grele on January 21 and BBB 0 on January 26 in the Abruzzo region of southern central Italy.

Professor Pierluigi Lopalco, Puglia’s health commissioner and an epidemiologist, said it was necessary to close schools to avoid the third wave of novel coronavirus.
At present, schools are the most vulnerable link in the pandemic. With the spread of mutated viruses and the increase of underage infections, schools should use distance learning as much as possible to contain the spread of the epidemic.

Italy’s Ministry of Civil Protection reported on the 24th 16,424 new confirmed cases, including 318 deaths.
As of 6 PM Tuesday, 2,848,564 cases have been confirmed, 96,666 have died and 2,362,465 have been cured.

According to the latest data released by Milan’s public health department, a total of 547 people were infected with novel coronavirus in Milan schools during the week of February 15, 21, including 409 students, 138 teachers and other staff members.
As a result, 5,902 students, 204 teachers and school staff, for a total of 6,106 people, were quarantined.

Italy’s Higher Health Agency said 17.5 percent of the new confirmed cases were minors, a far cry from the 2 percent of the total at the start of the outbreak.
That means a fifth of the infections occurred in schools because the mutated virus found in the UK is more contagious.

Italy’s National Commission for Science, Technology and Science has advised Prime Minister Mario Draghi to be cautious about reopening the country and warned that more than 30 percent of the newly infected people were infected with a variant of the virus found in the UK.
By mid-March, the mutated virus will be the most common source of infection in Italy.

“The study confirms that the mutated virus found in the UK is more likely to spread among minors, which will require us to rethink the use of distance learning in high schools,” said Koda, head of infectious diseases at Roma Gemele University Hospital.

On the afternoon of 24th local time, Italian Health Minister Giorgio Speranza said in a report on the epidemic in the Senate and House of Representatives that Italy does not yet constitute the conditions for the relaxation of control.

Speranza said the mutated virus found in Britain was spreading widely and Italy needed to raise its alert level.
Two other variants, found in Brazil and South Africa, make the vaccine less effective and are therefore more dangerous than those found in Britain.
At present, the spread of these two variants of the virus is still weak, it is necessary to quarantine the epidemic areas.

As of February 8, more than 106 million cases of the virus have been confirmed worldwide, including nearly 27 million in the United States, according to real-time data from Johns Hopkins University.

According to the China News Service on February 8, the cumulative number of confirmed cases in the United States has reached nearly 27 million, with more than 463,000 deaths.
According to a digital model published by a team of researchers at Columbia University, on any given day, the actual number of active cases in the United States — people newly infected or still infectious — may be 10 times the number of officially reported cases on that day.
The situation is even worse given the current number of active cases.
On average, infected people are contagious three to four days before symptoms appear, said lead researcher and Columbia University infectious disease expert David Shaman.
So the study also counted those who were infected before and those who are still spreading the virus.

Meanwhile, the new crown variant is spreading rapidly in the United States.
Novel coronavirus, a variant previously found in the United Kingdom, is spreading rapidly in the United States and has even seen significant community spread, a new study finds.
The study estimated that the mutated virus was 35 to 45 per cent more infectious than earlier versions of the virus that had emerged in the US.
But many people infected with the mutated virus in the United States have not reported recent international travel, suggesting that the virus “has had significant community transmission throughout the United States.”

It’s worth noting that the outbreak’s rapid spread comes just before the Super Bowl.
The 55th annual Super Bowl of the National Football League (NFL) will take place in Tampa, Florida.
The Super Bowl will also increase the spread of the disease in the United States.
On Feb. 5, Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, also warned that “everyone can enjoy the Super Bowl, but don’t have large crowds gathering indoors, especially if there’s not good ventilation.”
On the same day, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urged Americans not to party, but to stay at home and watch the broadcast, so that the Super Bowl does not become a viral event.

, assistant researcher, of the China institute of contemporary international relations in the United States institute Sun Chenghao, according to the current outbreak in the United States have no obvious improvement, the vaccine in distribution and inventory problems in such aspects as the current epidemic situation is relatively serious, while on the mend, but certainly not to the extent to which a big sporting event, the cluster sex is a big sports event might lead to a greater risk of the disease spread.