Coronavirus: 23,641 new cases with 355,024 swabs and 307 victims
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March 06, 2021 In 2020 there were 746,146 deaths in Italy.
The data shows an increase of 15.6% compared to the average for the years 2015/2019.
Official data are from Istat.
The provinces that recorded a greater increase in deaths are: Bergamo + 60.6%;
Cremona + 52.7%, Lodi + 46.7%, Brescia + 40.7%.
Here is the detailed increase in deaths in 2020 province by province compared to the average of the years 2015/2019: Turin + 23%;
Vercelli + 28.6%;
Novara + 23.8%;
Cuneo + 19.6%;
Asti + 22.8%;
Alessandria + 24.5%;
Aosta + 24.8%;
Imperia + 13.6%;
Savona + 12%;
Genoa + 19.9%;
La Spezia + 14.2%;
Varese + 26.8%;
Como + 30.4%;
Sondrio + 29.6%;
Milan + 32.3%;
Bergamo + 60.6%;
Brescia + 40.7%;
Pavia 32.8%;
Cremona + 52.7%;
Mantua + 25.6%;
Bolzano + 22.7%;
Trento + 29.9%;
Verona + 24.2%;
Vicenza + 19%;
Belluno + 12.2%;
Treviso + 15.8%;
Venice + 16.8%;
Padua + 11.1%;
Rovigo + 10.6%;
Udine + 12.8%;
Gorizia + 8.5%;
Trieste + 10.1%;
Piacenza + 37.2%;
Parma + 30.5%;
Reggio Emilia + 15.2%;
Modena + 15.6%;
Bologna + 12.6%;
Ferrara + 7.9%;
Ravenna + 12.4%;
Forli '+ 12.3%;
Pesaro + 26.7%;
Ancona + 9.7%;
Macerata + 10.1%;
Ascoli Piceno + 6.3%;
Mass + 15.9%;
Lucca + 5.7%;
Pistoia + 9%;
Florence + 10.2%;
Livorno + 6.8%;
Pisa + 9.1%;
Arezzo + 9.5%;
Siena + 1.4%;
Grosseto + 6.6%;
Perugia + 4.8%;
Terni + 7.5%;
Viterbo + 2.6%;
Rieti + 5.4%;
Rome + 5.3%;
Latina + 8.9%;
Frosinone + 5.5%;
Caserta + 8.2%;
Benevento + 2.6%;
Naples + 9%;
Avellino + 10.9%;
Salerno + 1.1%;
L'Aquila + 2.9%;
Teramo + 10.3%;
Pescara + 9.8%;
Chieti + 3%;
Campobasso + 5.1%;
Foggia + 20.7%;
Bari + 14%;
Taranto + 8.5%;
Brindisi + 7.6%;
Lecce + 4.8%;
Power + 5.2%;
Matera + 5.6%;
Cosenza + 4.4%;
Catanzaro + 0.3%;
Reggio Calabria + 3.1%;
Trapani + 3.7%;
Palermo + 8.9%;
Messina + 1.8%;
Agrigento + 3.4%;
Caltanissetta + 1.1%;
Enna + 9.1%;
Catania + 6.4%;
Ragusa + 6.9%;
Syracuse + 8.2%;
Sassari + 17%;
Nuoro + 11.1%;
Cagliari + 8.8%;
Pordenone + 16.6%;
Isernia + 7.8%;
Oristano + 14.5%;
Biella + 25.3%;
Lecco + 37.6%;
Lodi + 46.7%;
Rimini + 24.9%;
Prato + 12%;
Crotone + 13.5%;
Vibo Valentia + 4%;
Verbania + 16.3%;
Monza + 32.6%;
Stationary + 5.9%;
Barletta + 19.9%;
South Sardinia + 11.8%.
As for the increase in deaths in 2020 compared to the average of the years 2015/2019, the worst month was November with + 52.48%.
Here is the detailed mortality in the months of 2020: January and February -6.1%;
March + 48.45%;
April + 40.6%;
May + 3.38%;
June + 0.2%;
July -0.75%;
August + 5.3%;
September + 5.96%;
October + 16%;
November + 52.48%;
December + 28.8%.