COVID ICU occupancy stable at 17%, down in 6 regions

(ANSA) - ROME, JAN 24 - Italy's COVID ICU occupancy is stable at 17%, and down in six regions, the regional health service agency AGENAS reported Monday.
    Th regions where it has fallen are Calabria (15%), Campania (12%), Liguria (19%), Bolzano (18%), Umbria (9%), and Veneto (16%).
    It is up in Basilicata (6%), Emilia Romagna (17%), Friuli Venezia Giulia (22%), Molise (5%), and Piedmont (25%).
    It is steady in 10: Abruzzo (20%), Lazio (22%), Lombardy (15%), Marche (al 21%), Trento (26%), Puglia (14%), Sardinia (15%), Sicily (19%), Tuscany (21%), and Val d'Aosta (21%).
    The data refer to January 23.
    The COVID occupancy rate in general wards is steady at 30% across Italy and has risen over the last 24 hours in 11 regions: Abruzzo (31%), Campania (31%), Emilia Romagna (28%), Friuli Venezia Giulia (35%), Lazio (31%), Liguria (41%), Bolzano (21%), Trento (27%), Sardinia (18%), Sicily (38%), and Valle d'Aosta (53%).
    It is down in Lombardy (39%), Marche (28%), and Tuscany (26%).
    And it is steady in seven regions: Basilicata (25%), Calabria (40%), Molise (10%), Piedmont (31%), Puglia (24%), Umbria (29%), and Veneto (25%). (ANSA).