Psychologists: Two-thirds of Italian citizens suffer from stress in self-isolation

63% of Italian citizens in conditions of national quarantine and self-isolation experience very large or significant stress, 43% maximum stress, such are the results of the survey of the National Union of Psychologists published on Tuesday, April 28. Among the main symptoms mentioned by respondents are insomnia, headache, panic and depression. The national quarantine has lasted for more than a month, people feel uncertain and suffer from the inability to predict the future, experts noted. As of April 27, 26,977 people with a confirmed diagnosis of coronavirus pneumonia died in Italy, an increase of 333 per day. The day before, the indicator increased by 260. 66,624 people recovered, an increase of 1,696 per day (1808 the day before). The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infection increased by 1,739 (the day before by 2,324). Currently, 105,813 people are infected by 290 less than a day earlier, which is declining throughout the last week. Taking into account the recovered and dead, the total number of coronavirus carriers during the epidemic is 199,414. On 22 March, Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte announced the suspension of all enterprises of the country, except strategic ones, as well as all trading institutions, except pharmacies and grocery stores. On a quarantine