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The city of Bergamo in northern Italy was one of the worst-hit areas by Covid-19 in the country.

But now, after 137 days, the intensive care unit in the city's main hospital, Papa Giovanni XXIII, has no positive Covid-19 cases.

Dr Luca Lorini is the head of the intensive care unit and emergency department at the hospital.

He's been speaking to BBC OS on World Service radio.

"When we started, in the first week, we didn't expect so many patients. But it was clear at the end of the first week that a lot of patients in the region were infected with Covid-19.

"We worked so hard in March, April and May. We used more than 100% of our capability, starting early in the morning trying to find materials, beds, ventilators. It was three months of very hard work.

"But at the end of April I observed a downward curve, so we have been expecting this."

Dr Lorini says that the ICU now has just 72 patients, none of them Covid-positive, and looks like it did before the coronavirus pandemic.

"It's incredible because you don't have to use so much protection. So you feel free. You can drink coffee... the atmosphere is much more comfortable."

However, he says they still need to be alert for a possible second wave.

"We have to prepare for the future, because we don't know what will happen. No science, no doctor, nobody knows."