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ROME (Reuters) -In late November doctor Maurizio Cappiello visited more than 130 patients in the emergency room of Cardarelli hospital, in the southern Italian city of Naples. More than two-thirds had COVID-19.The virus which was limited mainly to Italy’s industrial north during the first wave in the spring was now also ravaging the poor south, overwhelming its fragile public health system.“Despite our efforts it was impossible to help them as we would have wanted and to transmit a sense of humanity, we tried to be fast and concentrate on the most critical,†Cappiello, a top official at Italy’s national ANAAO-ASSOMED doctors’ union, told Reuters.Campania, the populous region around Naples, numbered just 430 coronavirus deaths by June 15. The total has now risen to more than 2,300 as Italy’s overall death toll has overtaken Britain’s to become the highest in Europe.The first Western country to be hit by the virus in March, Italy won plaudits for seemingly getting its outbreak under control by the summer. Now questions are once more being asked about why more people apparently die of COVID-19 in Italy than in other wealthy nations.
Why us again? Italy suffers disproportionate toll in second COVID wavehttps://uk.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-italy-dead-idUKKBN28O20I
Look to the Migrants and I bet you find a link.
Specifically, the Chinese immigrants in Chinese factories making garments with 'made in Italy' stamped on them.
