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"Want A More Open...": Italy Lifts Some Covid Curbs, To Reopen Further
Italy's government decided Wednesday to ease several anti-Covid restrictions, including for schools, as Prime Minister Mario Draghi promised to "continue to advance on this path of reopening".
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Italy To Reopen Foreign Travel From June 3
Italy's government on Saturday approved a decree which will allow travel to and from abroad from June 3, in a major development as it moves to unwind one of the world's most rigid coronavirus lockdowns.
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Energica Planning To Resume Production At Modena Headquarters
Italian electric bike brand and FIM MotoE World Cup racebike manufacturer Energica is ready to restart production and resume operations at its Modena headquarters.
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"Confirmed Deaths More Than Treating Patients": Italy Doctors' Ordeal
For doctors in northern Italy, fighting what is still Europe's worst outbreak of COVID-19, the frontlines have moved beyond hospitals as special teams try to keep patients alive at home, away from the saturated wards where thousands have died.
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Italy's COVID-19 Death Count Up By 578, New Cases Continue To Slow
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 578 on Wednesday, down from 602 the day before, while the number of new cases slowed to 2,667 from a previous 2,972, continuing the recent downward trend.
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Italy Reports Of 556 New COVID-19 Deaths, Total Count Tops 20,000
Italy's death count from the novel coronavirus topped 20,000 on Monday but its number of critically ill patients dropped for the 10th successive day.
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One Hundred Doctors Die In Italy Due To Coronavirus
One hundred Italian doctors have died of the novel coronavirus since the pandemic reached the Mediterranean country in February, Italy's FNOMCeO health association.
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US Coronavirus Deaths Top 14,600, Second Highest In World Behind Italy
U.S. deaths due to coronavirus topped 14,600 on Wednesday, the second highest reported number in the world behind Italy, according to a Reuters tally.
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Italy's Intensive Care Coronavirus Cases Drop For First Time
Italy on Saturday saw its first drop in patients receiving intensive care for the coronavirus that has killed 15,362 people in the country and put the healthcare system under massive strain.
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52-Year-Old Officer In Italian Prime Minister's Security Dies Of COVID-19
The Italian government said that, when officer Giorgio Guastamacchia tested positive on March 21, he had not been in contact with Conte for at least two weeks.
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How Are 'Machines On Wheels' Saving Lives In Coronavirus-Ravaged Italy
The shiny new robots gently check the pulses of highly infectious patients on life support in the Italian epicentre of COVID-19. The doctors and nurses love them because they also help save their own lives.
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Italians Hang Food Baskets From Balconies To Help The Homeless
Amid a nation-wide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Italians are lowering baskets of food from their balconies to help those who are struggling.
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Dainese Sets Up Fundraising Campaign For Coronavirus Efforts
The Italian protective equipment and motorcycle technical gear brand aims to donate 200,000 Euros to provide medical equipment and devices to healthcare professionals.
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Italy's Coronavirus Contagion Slows Despite Heavy Death Count
Italy reported fresh evidence on Monday that weeks of life spent under a national lockdown could slow the spread of the coronavirus, although the country's death count continued to grow.
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More Than 10,000 Killed In Italy By Coronavirus Pandemic
Italy's world-topping coronavirus death toll shot past 10,000 on Saturday and showed few sign of slowing down. The 889 new fatalities reported by the civil protection service came a day after the nation of 60 million registered a world record 969 deaths on Friday.
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"Want A More Open...": Italy Lifts Some Covid Curbs, To Reopen Further
Italy's government decided Wednesday to ease several anti-Covid restrictions, including for schools, as Prime Minister Mario Draghi promised to "continue to advance on this path of reopening".
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Italy To Reopen Foreign Travel From June 3
Italy's government on Saturday approved a decree which will allow travel to and from abroad from June 3, in a major development as it moves to unwind one of the world's most rigid coronavirus lockdowns.
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Energica Planning To Resume Production At Modena Headquarters
Italian electric bike brand and FIM MotoE World Cup racebike manufacturer Energica is ready to restart production and resume operations at its Modena headquarters.
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"Confirmed Deaths More Than Treating Patients": Italy Doctors' Ordeal
For doctors in northern Italy, fighting what is still Europe's worst outbreak of COVID-19, the frontlines have moved beyond hospitals as special teams try to keep patients alive at home, away from the saturated wards where thousands have died.
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Italy's COVID-19 Death Count Up By 578, New Cases Continue To Slow
Deaths from the COVID-19 epidemic in Italy rose by 578 on Wednesday, down from 602 the day before, while the number of new cases slowed to 2,667 from a previous 2,972, continuing the recent downward trend.
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Italy Reports Of 556 New COVID-19 Deaths, Total Count Tops 20,000
Italy's death count from the novel coronavirus topped 20,000 on Monday but its number of critically ill patients dropped for the 10th successive day.
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One Hundred Doctors Die In Italy Due To Coronavirus
One hundred Italian doctors have died of the novel coronavirus since the pandemic reached the Mediterranean country in February, Italy's FNOMCeO health association.
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US Coronavirus Deaths Top 14,600, Second Highest In World Behind Italy
U.S. deaths due to coronavirus topped 14,600 on Wednesday, the second highest reported number in the world behind Italy, according to a Reuters tally.
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Italy's Intensive Care Coronavirus Cases Drop For First Time
Italy on Saturday saw its first drop in patients receiving intensive care for the coronavirus that has killed 15,362 people in the country and put the healthcare system under massive strain.
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52-Year-Old Officer In Italian Prime Minister's Security Dies Of COVID-19
The Italian government said that, when officer Giorgio Guastamacchia tested positive on March 21, he had not been in contact with Conte for at least two weeks.
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How Are 'Machines On Wheels' Saving Lives In Coronavirus-Ravaged Italy
The shiny new robots gently check the pulses of highly infectious patients on life support in the Italian epicentre of COVID-19. The doctors and nurses love them because they also help save their own lives.
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Italians Hang Food Baskets From Balconies To Help The Homeless
Amid a nation-wide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Italians are lowering baskets of food from their balconies to help those who are struggling.
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Dainese Sets Up Fundraising Campaign For Coronavirus Efforts
The Italian protective equipment and motorcycle technical gear brand aims to donate 200,000 Euros to provide medical equipment and devices to healthcare professionals.
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Italy's Coronavirus Contagion Slows Despite Heavy Death Count
Italy reported fresh evidence on Monday that weeks of life spent under a national lockdown could slow the spread of the coronavirus, although the country's death count continued to grow.
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More Than 10,000 Killed In Italy By Coronavirus Pandemic
Italy's world-topping coronavirus death toll shot past 10,000 on Saturday and showed few sign of slowing down. The 889 new fatalities reported by the civil protection service came a day after the nation of 60 million registered a world record 969 deaths on Friday.
