Italy reported 853 COVID 19-related deaths on Tuesday, soaring from 630 the day before and the highest daily toll since March 28.The health ministry also registered 23,232 new coronavirus infections, up marginally from 22,930 the day before.There were 188,659 coronavirus swabs carried out in the past day, compared with a previous 148,945.Italy was the first Western country to be hit by the virus and has seen 51,306 COVID-19 fatalities since its outbreak emerged in February, the second highest toll in Europe after Britain's.
It has also registered 1.455 million cases.While Italy's daily death tolls have been the highest in Europe over recent days, the rise in hospital admissions and intensive care occupancy has slowed.The number of people in.