hospital acquired infections very serious and hard to control the patients in the hospital need health care workers to take care of them. there next to each other it's impossible to just quarantine hospital workers and leave patients alone you were in. a. long work 7 demick command center has 13 decided to set himself up in the hospital to directly oversee communications from the command center but. we had to contain the virus cunny time. in the large hospital of more than 2600 employees in the route 700 in patients who were wrong decision coolly to the charge of the similar to the 2003 sars outbreak then the government locked down a hospital where even healthy people were not allowed to leave leading to 154 infections and 31 death. it was ok when there were only one or 2 cases in the hospital. but when there were more and more people come from positive we were definitely nervous we were afraid of getting phone calls in the middle of the night hearing about yet another new case for your chips at this time the command center reacted quickly. jackie all possible contacts and hold quarant

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to hospital 30 of them were specifically in the respiratory care in it because this is a hospital that handles primarily coleridge 900 patients and in addition to these 120 patients there were several family members want to perfect per patient because this is a people curiosity in the iraqi health care system that family members are actually allowed to be present alongside patients in the hospital and of course in addition to that there were also health care workers sort the moment the death toll hovers around 27 but it is it is expected to increase because many people were rushed to nearby hospitals with severe burn injuries and what we understand in terms of the cause of this fire it was caused by the explosion of an oxygen oxygen cylinder the way it works of oxygen supply in these hospitals in many hospitals in iraq in fact is that there is no central oxygen supply system was so patients that require a ventilator that require oxygen supply then depend on these oxygen oxygen cylinders which are provided and which are placed next to the patients beds and i spoke to one doctor who work

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an oxy and hospitals that actually have some left or obviously going to be given the supplies. and you know both the demand in the supply side of being looked at the government has announced that the production of oxygen and plants will be ramped up if it be balloted from non-essential services to essentially hospitals and you know the obstacles on the way in terms of the distribution of oxygen could also be totally removed. the are yet to see the actual effect of that because the oxygen delivery to hospitals should become smaller there in the next 24 to 48 hours on the consumption side we are trying to calm people down and not try to order oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrators at all on not actually made make a mad scramble for admitting themselves to hospitals as soon as that this positive because as we nor most of the patients who are cool with positive do not actually be oxygen we also training our staff within hospitals to try and maintain oxygenation of up to $92.00 to $94.00 there is no point running any patient on $98.00 or 99 percent saturation so beyond conserving

hospitals. two-thirds of the revenue comes from the government for medicaid and medicare. as he is often said in his meetings with employees a story i wrote for the atlantic if you were and socialized medicine you are a little late at that we got and 72% of the people in wayne county voted for donald trump in a lax -- last election and they say they'll oppose the medicine that the largest employer in town depends on it. >> these guys that hang out in the cafeterias complaining about socialized medicine not realizing they are benefiting. >> right then. one of the best meals you could get and i was there at the hospital cafeteria. >> i'm sure you do every person that was there. >> everybody. >> we have got some questions. i have one more question and then i'm going to start asking. at one point and i don't want to give too much away but something very unexpected happens and it kind of took my breath away to do is like what? i was kind of like mad about it and and the hospital threatened to pull yo

unfortunately that acquired safety measures in iraqi hospitals. and in spite of the incidence in an area hospital 3 years ago nothing has changed norm. but if you all of the current mess and measures safety measures have been done and not changes have been made unfortunately in iraq for years and years now there is not real accountability for governmental employees at different levels whether they're ministers or not for their actions and because of lack of accountability we have heard of hundreds and hundreds of committees formed by the government to do their inquiries about incidents happening and nothing comes out of these committees there is lack of transparency there is lack of real. intent to take actions against those who. commit. even crimes against people in iraq so you see people do not trust the government and do not trust that these committees will take real actions. india has recorded the most coronavirus cases ever in any country in the world with almost 350000 infections hospitals are turning away patients and even those who can get

so the hospital is able that's not only about a small hospital in small-town, is really about american policy ut and i don't just mean physical policy. in terms of illness like we normally think about. it's my argument in the book that america, there's an american sickness. it is the symptoms are quality quality and causes are also in quality things are happening and this american policy writes itself on our bodies. so i began to try to think of a way to explore this and i know that will probably ask me about this later, how the genesis of the book to cold when i went to brian, i thought here's a not only about american healthcare and american medicine but a way to use the hospital and this small town as a lens through which we can view america itself and a lot of the issues that face it. that's what i'm trying to do, we will see if it works readers will be the judge of whether i did or not . i would like to be just very see in the er. it opens up the book and it's a way to getyou involved in the story of the . we will read just a couple of paragraphs. doctor salter, we need you. mark

i think is important to note that two thirds of all hospitals in america are nonprofit hospitals. york state come every single hospital by law is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity. and we have to remember the first tenet of medicine is to do no harm. there's a lot of talk in our health care system about putting patients first and this is not doing that. this is not taking care of patients first. suing patients rui their lives. it means you have to make decisions between paying your rent or paying a medical bill, putting food on your table or paying the medical bill. i think what our cash own, and we look now at everything the hospital in new york state, and found they have collectively sued over 50,000 patients despite all being charities and over 5000 patients during the pandemic, is there is a deep problem here with our so-called not-for-profit hospitals. i thinke really need to take stock as a country and say, look, either you get to be a charity and raise money and not pay taxes and 178 billion dollars for example in cares act funding went to hospitals during the pandemic from you

francis hospitals. chinese hospital. cpmc and mission hospital. these are kaiser, san francisco, ucsf and zuckerberg san francisco general. so with these eight hospitals together, d.p.h. is more able to accurately capture citywide trends. with regards to the notification requirements, every other year d.p.h. staff visit each hospital to conduct a review of the facilities compliance with the requirements. the next onsite review was to take place in 2020, but to reduce risks associated with covid, the review was conducted electronically. all were found to be compliant. so before i dive into the report, i wanted to highlight some of the events that have occurred since the passage of the ordinance that have impacted charities in san francisco. in 2011, the healthy san francisco program was started. this is the city's health access program that provided uninsured residents access. in 2010, the affordable care act was passed. in 2014, u.c.a. implementation began, and, since then, we have observed an increase through the medical expansion and through cov

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they are planning to set up tens of oxygen generation plants we continue to see those pictures of hospitals oxygen stockists time lines full of desperate people trying to find beds and oxygen supplies for their loved ones which is why the announcement from the delhi government on tuesday that they are setting up. a good health facility in a 5 star hotel for the delhi high court judges and their families that announcement hasn't been received very well now this was at the request of the delhi high court and there has been backlash on social media with people asking if it's a joke when people are dying outside of hospitals because there aren't enough beds and there isn't enough oxygen despite all the cases rising alarmingly in states including we have leaders with the predations chief minister yogi the 2 not saying that there are no shortages despite people dying there because they can't find beds and oxygen and asking government officials are asking police officers to take action against hospitals which put up signs saying they can't admit patients because of a lack of oxygen to investigate

her mother on the verge of death a woman tries this hospital is useless. inside there's almost no room to stand and patients are forced to share beds. there's disbelief that hospitals are under equipped to deal with a crisis distraught relatives appeal to the government for help. please. do something and these are releasing some offshoots of what people lead here we believe it to be prepared to believe wards here everybody living dictions. you believe medicine health experts blame the surgeon a highly contagious variant it hit after the government declared victory over the virus in january now it's urging patience. and go when encountered with serenity and be sure that's most people get well by taking care of themselves at home. there's no need to create panic and run to hospitals for little things for service but oxygen and medicine are not little things for people battling to breathe with the underfunded health system in a state of paralysis others are stepping in to help the sikh temple in delhi has secured oxygen for the infected you'll remember their

to patients, same hospital, same hospital room treated by the same doctors the price for that service can vary two or three or ten based on what insurance you have. it is quite simple at the end of the day if you are on medicare the prices far better. medicare get the discount between 30 and 50 percent compared to the prices of private insurance. that simple negotiating power. if you are one insurance company going up against the monopoly of the hospital they can charge anything they want. insurance company will pay it and pass it onto the patient. by moving the system to medicare for all, where everyone who goes into the hospital and negotiate on their behalf, you bring down those extraordinary prices enormously. is one of the major reasons why medicare for all saves money. it also happens with drug prices. we don't negotiate for status quo but if we did it would be huge savings and that's what we do for medicare for all. the second piece. medicare for all cutout administrative waste we have talked about already. the private insurance company has overhead of 13 percent for administra

at hospitals on the pressure as a teenager confronts its worst moment at the club at 19 and. hello there now that typhoon sergei and firmly moved away from the philippines we're seeing more settled conditions here sunshine coming through from manila 31 degrees much of the wet weather in southeast asia is going to be across the middle a potential we've seen intense storms here for cambodia and vietnam edging as well into thailand we could see localized flooding with those downpours are heavier and as we go into sunday some of the showers will be particularly heavy across sumatra but the rainy season is ending so things are drying up an area where things are not to drying off is australia that move in edge of queensland seeing quite a few intense storms as well heavy showers around cannes it's been rather a wet month there and that's going to continue over the weekend for the rest of the country things are looking rather dry and fine as we expect $29.00 degrees in perth it's further south the we're seeing colder conditions well cooler we've got some showers expected across vict

but it's not enough we've heard from one of delhi's biggest private hospitals they've done that on hospital they have said that they have enough oxygen supply just until thursday morning dunnies high court has lost the central government to do something about this describe the situation in the capital the health care capacity and we have to remember that delhi has some of the best health care infrastructure in the country and yet studies high court has described it as being at the stage of imminent collapse the situation is much worse in other parts of the country and so the government has restricted the use of oxygen to just 9 and history used to divert it for medical use to her head that other industries from using it they have started transporting also been using trains using trucks from around the country and as well as that they are also planning to import oxygen. alright we'll leave it there thanks so much. grueling one of america's most important racial justice cases in decades minneapolis jury has found former police officer derek show off and guilty of the murder and manslaughter o

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dollars a day to provide the oxygen to hospitals for free i'm told and i'll get there yet but i. feel down with it every day. and even if not nearly enough to me that one patient is taking almost. 3. or. even it is impossible for anyone. to cope with this. to have the total collapse of the health care system the government wants to reach hard immunity to the disease through vaccinations as quickly as possible. 1000000 people have so far hired the fastow's of the un called a distributed astra zeneca vaccine but the supplies are running low and there's an insight into about the availability of astra zeneca for the 2nd jobs chuckles hospital has vaccinated about while 1000 people but authorities are concerned about those falling ill and dying in rural villages so what have we done now we've required that every person who dies in matter of course has to be tested for it people falling did some of them before did at home especially older people back in a look at tells us he wants the government to provide facilities for patients who cannot afford private hospitals so they don't go thr

and european countries of pledged life saving support as grief and anger in iraq after a hospital fire claims dozens of lives the country's health minister is suspended. and an oscar ceremony for the time scale back though because the pandemic list of this year's nominees achieves what previous awards have struggled with. or began in the somali capital mogadishu with been reports of gunfire and explosions that follows violent clashes between supporters of the president and those who opposed his plans to extend his term in office security forces want president obama to up to life are modular to step down and he's been given a few more hours to do just that the united nations has sides to reject violence and resume dialogue catherine soy reports. these are images many people in somalia don't want to see a political and security crisis is threatening to destabilize the country once again and now security forces are taking sides the soldiers arrived in the capital mogadishu from frontline positions in here in the south recalled by this sector commander who's opposed to the extension of pre

hospital acquired infections very serious and hard to control the patients in the hospital need health care workers to take care of them. there next to each other it's impossible to just quarantine hospital workers and leave patients alone you would have. a. long work service don't show up at demick command center has 13 decided to set himself up in the hospital to directly oversee communications from the command center but. we had to contain the virus. in the large hospital of more than 2600 employees and there were all 700 in patients one wrong decision coolly to the charge of the similar to the 2003 sars outbreak then the government locked down a hospital where even healthy people were not allowed to leave leading to 154 infections and 31 death. it was ok when there were only one or 2 cases in the hospital. but when there were more and more people came from positive tests we were definitely nervous we were afraid of getting phone calls in the middle of the night hearing about yet another new case for your kids at this time the command center reacted quickly. tracking all possible co

people in the hospital who when patients. exactly so there were around 220 patients admitted to hospital at the time of the explosion 30 of them were into respiratory care unit which means that they were connected to a ventilator and to an oxygen cylinder but in addition to that there were several relatives per patient per patient present on top of that number which means that we're really talking about a very crowded ward with potentially hundreds of people in there and of course this is not just hazard in terms of the risk of infection from 19 but that's also what drove the fatalities and they have been having spoken to the survivors from the blast we understand that many people of course initially died from the blast itself but then many also died for example due to the inhalation of the smoke and of course many of these patients were unable to move because they were in a very critical stage they were attached to these ventilators to this breathing machine so even so they were not able to escape and also moving these patie

and not uncommon they have been a number of hospital fires for instance over the past year during the pandemic of this comes as major hospitals in years campers or warning bell ran out of oxygen less than a day india's reported almost 300000 new cases and more than 2000 deaths both recalled daily numbers former police officer derek chauvinist been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd javanese due to be sentenced in 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. russian president vladimir putin is warning moscow respond in a harsh way to any foreign provocations but he says he wants good relations with other countries and also held the breakthrough of russian covert 19 vaccines and said he believes russia will achieve herd immunity by the autumn he made the comments in his annual state of the nation. a protest leader in. the charged with along with 40 other demonstrators for the murder of 2 policemen video released shows a vehicle ramming a convoy of motorbikes the man was then taken away by armed men the head of sri lanka's roman catho

emergency in india as patients continue to die because hospitals can't get enough oxygen to treat that cope with 19 patients. argentina's hospitals are also struggling to keep up with the number of patients coming in with around 500 people dying daily. no hope for survivors indonesia says its navy submarine sank deep into the sea with 53 crewmembers on board. southeast asian nations have demanded an immediate end to violence against civilians in myanmar as i am late as mess in indonesia early on saturday the head of the military gentle gentlemen on line was also with the summits though his visit was condemned by protesters tony chang has this report. senior general been online arriving in jakarta ahead of saturday's summit his invitation has caused uproar in myanmar granting legitimacy to the coup say protesters. that anger was reflected by demonstrators outside the assy and secretariat compound the ferocity of the military crackdown and the rising death toll has drawn condemnation around the world but as the southeast asian leaders gathered it was clearly going to be a testing day spl

it is tough with them, both the government, hospitals, -- government hospitals and private hospitalsi and the rest of the country. >> we seen tse terribly upsetting pictures of drawers, a number of funeral hires taking place in improvised areas because the crematorium scan graveyard cannot accommodate how many people lost their lives. tell me about the moment she reported that -- moments you reported that. >> i had heard this graveyard had expanded, and i went to the same graveyard six-month that, and i s four or five hires -- hires -- pyres. i interviewed a g, he had to keep the dead body of his mother who is covid positive because he could not find a place, and he's kind that's our the deaths of patients who are positive, not being reported. if you see the numbers that are coming, to the dashing numbers coming to the crematorium and graveyards over there is a difference. >> the funeral h been taking place in indianapolis of dante right on a 20-year-old black man who shot but these earlier this month. his coffin arrived under tight security, taking place in the same city where georg

so there but breaks down as he pleads with staff in india's biggest coded mine hospital to admit his wife much meaning. she's lying in the back of an ambulance greeting with the help of an oxygen cylinder he tells al jazeera they came here after being turned away by other hospitals. no one else except my wife and child who have left in the world with an acquaintance there's no one to look after us we aren't getting a bed and i've tried many hospitals but there's no one around to give us a bad. saw so many people pointing the finger of blame at the government saying the government should do about it it's not like a year into a global pandemic he wasn't aware of what could happen with a 2nd or 3rd wave so what do you say to those critics. well there's no denying the fact that the cases have saved there's not a negative ad that people are looking for out of hospitalization and looking for bad but let me assure you that and let me also inform you that the picture which you have just shown it's it's not like every single hospital you have the similar kind of picture and this must be one o

the hospitals in delhi they all say the same thing the beds and all debatable another patient my son is home who do i take care of i'm so stressed. reports of people dying because they can't find beds or oxygen are increasing every day this is one of new delhi's biggest private hospitals where the director said 25 people died in one day because of low oxygen supply the family of a 39 year old man who passed away says his oxygen was reduced without their knowledge and that his last words were please save me they also say they counted at least 45 bodies and that a catastrophe is being covered up the hospitals chairman says they've never had so many deaths in one day but he denies they were a result of oxygen shortage you delis leader has pleaded with prime minister that in the morty to ensure the uninterrupted delivery of oxygen to the capital after reports it was being stopped by bordering states. negativity towards her we can't leave our people to die we need people to understand that every life is important to us i appeal to you on behalf of the people of delhi if concrete steps are

we're outside at the hospital where. erupted last night you can see quite a heavy security presence here the hospital has now been cordoned off nobody is allowed to enter inside because at the moment there is a forensic team that has begun investigation which was announced by prime minister . c the government also decided to dismiss or rather suspend the director of the hospital as well as other management director responsible for health care area for many people here not enough the government often promises investigations often promises to bring people to account but c many times it happens that the high level officials were deemed to be responsible for really what is corruption. off the health care sector which believes to be the root cause of this fire both officials are hardly ever brought to account for all of this has really added to the public anger over the government's handling of. the pandemic 1st broke out in the country there was not enough protective gear not enough supplies for hospitals like these and ther

find out that hospital beds available that us of your shortages of i.c.u. beds ventilator beds and oxygen cylinder and oxygen in those and then even when people do get it which are 2 hospitals that are the issues that people are not getting you know particularly good quality of care because health care workers are also all boarded and. so yes these are broadly the issues that people are grappling with how dire is the situation in india because some of the images that we're seeing of people just waiting outside and outside of hospitals in beds dying waiting for a bed to come through some horrifying images what is your experience. i would say the situation is pretty dire and i think the fact that quit has become the national health line is telling and it's not just you know individual volunteers and patients and family members who are going to knock it off my head but now we're seeing even large you know private and corporate costs because they can go to a total highlight the fact that they do not have oxygen you know other stations so the situation is extrem

hospital in the hardest hit maharashtra state from new delhi elizabeth prom reports. that. overcome with grief and anger this man and other family members of 14 people were killed in a fire at this hospital in maharashtra state broke down as they confronted staff the blaze swept through the intensive care unit or i.c.u. from other for me about unfortunately a major fire disaster happened at our hospital at about 3 am there was a sudden spark from the air condition and since there was a lot of oxygen supply in the i.c.u. it was completely engulfed within 2 minutes. 2 days ago in the same state a lake and an oxygen tank killed 24 covered 19 patients on ventilators after their supply was disrupted many indian states are facing a critical shortage of hospital beds and oxygen supplies in the capital new delhi distraught family members a struggling to find beds for their loved ones. well i've been running around for a hospital to get my mother admitted since the 21st of april i visited all the hospitals in delhi they all say the same thing the beds and all debatable another patie

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airlifted and so too is the director of one of delhi's biggest private hospitals they got a lot on hospital who said that 25 kovan 1000 patients passed away in the last 24 hours he says because of a shortage of oxygen 332000 cases reported within 24 hours for the 2nd day india reporting the world's highest daily turly of cases what is the government doing to try to bring that number down. but at the moment promising that in the movie is holding a meeting with the leaders of the worst affected states that's when he heard from delhi's chief minister ivan cage pleading with him to do something about the oxygen shortages saying that the lives of thousands of people are at stake that the government won't be able to forgive itself if more people die because of this problem is that in the more he is also holding a review me saying about the oxygen situation and he and his government has been asked by india's supreme court to present a plan immediately for how it plans to deal with what's happening in the country right now not just a shortage of oxygen's of oxygen supply rather that india also has

reports a global record of more than 314000 new coronavirus infections as patients struggle to get hospital beds and oxygen the supplies that are coming in we're told video. uncertain that is a model for more tension in the system you're not able to fully focus of it in a do so on. on the clinical part of it. i'm not about this and this is a disease or a live from doha also coming up the u.s. justice department launches an investigation into policing in minneapolis after a former officer is convicted of murdering george floyd. the search for a missing indonesian submarine focuses on an oil slick north of bali. i mean a close hawk in senegal on the edge of what is known as the great green wall an ambitious project to plant trees from west to east africa in an attempt to stop the desert from expanding. and is reporting a global record of more than 314000 new coronavirus cases and more than 2000 deaths it's the highest daily case count in a single county. since the virus surface more than a year ago several states are struggling with severe shortages of oxygen the delhi high court has strongly

deaths and then he knocks them hospital because of lack of oxygen and the other on oxygen s.o.s. colds and and until and unless the government provides us with oxygen which is an essential medicine to fight over and this is the only medicine which actually works this is something which is the need of the hour and if you do not do that you will see a lot of bloodshed in delhi and other parts of the country i believe that any patient who dies can you stay or can i stephen don't oxygen for even a minute dancer is no oxygen is a basic necessity and specially for me it is like very very savvy and other drugs have questionable clinical clients oxygen is the only essential medicine we have something by the government called the essential medicines act that the source of medicine is oxygen and if you do not have oxygen how do we fight a. which is salt. and so in stitches. well international international efforts to help india are building the u.k. is sending more than 600 medical devices oxygen concentrators ventilators that sort of thing 1st shipment due to arrive on tuesday and foreign

this hospital was dedicated for covid—i9 cases.eople trying to recover on ventilators. the fire broke and they were out of breath. many accounts came in to say people were running out, jumping out of windows, trying to escape from the fire, the smoke. sadly at least 27 are confirmed dead with dozens of others injured because of this. there were many ambulances rushing into the hospital. iraq has known there were at least i million coronavirus cases and lots of death as well. it is a really bad situation in iraq at the moment. on top of that, to have a fire where people had nowhere to escape, to take some breath, to be able to survive. the uk's international trade secretary liz truss has denied claims that borisjohnson broke the rules over refurbishing his downing street flat. it follows allegations made by the prime minister's former chief advisor. dominic cummings claimed mrjohnson considered what he called "possibly illegal" plans to have party donors fund the work. downing street says borisjohnson paid for it himself, and that n

her mother on the verge of death a woman tries this hospital is useless. inside there's almost no room to stand and patients are forced to share beds there's disbelief that hospitals are under equipped to deal with a crisis distraught relatives appeal to the government for help. please. do something and these releasing some hope to the plight of people needed here we believe but it is here we've made here you can leave wards here everybody leave injections. even the medicine health experts blame the surgeon a highly contagious variant it hit after the government declared victory over the virus in january now it's verging patients. nobody but it got better when encountered with serenity and they shouldn't most people get well by taking care of themselves at home. there's no need to create panic and run to hospitals for little things for service but oxygen and medicine are not little things for people battling to breathe with the underfunded health system in a state of paralysis others are stepping in to help the sikh temple in delhi has secured oxygen for t

the hospital, and whether those who are vaccinated are the ones who are hospitalized. if that is the case and we see a number of people hospitalized who have seen the vaccine, that's a different level of concern. we will be talking about that, like the governor said with our local partners. looking at vaccine supply, we often talk about accessibility, ability to get a vaccine in a timely way. so looking at what's reasonable to get a vaccine, a couple weeks from people's interest, to being able to get that vaccine appointment will be a key marker we will be watching closely. taking feedback from our county partners, our pharmacy partners, federally qualified health centers to make sure all individual who's are eligible will be vaccinated in a timely way. looking at that approximately 8-week period. a couple weeks to get the vaccine, or the appointment. and about six weeks further down the road to see both shots administered. and then a couple weeks to begin to see peak antibody response so people will have that protection and can move around the state and counties with

this is him in hospital injanuary. he is is him in hospital in january.him in hospital in january. he is shaking his _ is him in hospital in january. he is shaking his head _ is him in hospital in january. he is shaking his head and _ is him in hospital in january. he is shaking his head and he _ is him in hospital injanuary. he: 3 shaking his head and he does is him in hospital injanuary. he: 3 shaking his head and he does that as a way to cope with things. he was in a way to cope with things. he was in a lot of pain at that point, to the point where he's crying almost daily. point where he's crying almost dail . :, , :, daily. treating hundreds of thousands _ daily. treating hundreds of thousands of _ daily. treating hundreds of thousands of coronavirus l daily. treating hundreds of- thousands of coronavirus patients has hit the nhs hard, with more people experiencing postponed care and prolonged pain. new figures show 4.7 million people in england were waiting for routine operations in february, the highest since records began in 2007. nearly 388,000 p

are full and we're hearing reports of people dying outside hospitals dying on the footpath outside hospitals waiting to be admitted to the southern city of bengal luda which is also one of the richest cities in the country it is an i.t. harb it is known for its medical tourism is also now running out of i.c.u. beds and that will give you an idea then of the situation in much poorer areas like the most populous state orthopod their age or like can be hard where it's much more difficult for people to get to hospitals there you know who often have to travel tens of not hundreds of kilometers to actually reach proper hospitals that have the equipment that they need and we are seeing cases rising alarmingly in india's most populous state with the predation cases a more than 30000 a day now and with a predict like most of india still not conducting enough tests we also have a discrepancy a very big discrepancy between the number of deaths the official death toll and author but there also in other badly affected states like garage and madhya pradesh doesn't add up to the number of bodies which are

at the same time as batting journalists from hospitals. coronavirus wards a feeling to capacity but that's not the message the state wants to broke up. like it or not the 3rd wave he's hitting. hungry has the highest. number of people vaccinated in europe and one of the highest covered related death rates while wide relative to its population health care workers say restrictions should have been in place sooner and should stay in place longer access to hunger in hospitals for independent media to verify what's going on is almost impossible. one doctor who dared to speak on camera about the situation inside a correspondent funny reports soldiers money for people checking into his hospital treating patients when we start to film the building go there and do your t.v. thing over there they ask us to film the parking lot according to staff inside the hospital is that capacity one doctor has to take care of 10 patients at all is in short supply these are just some of the claims for hearing from inside the hospital from a doctor but we cannot ve

grief and anger in iraq after a hospital fire claims dozens of lives the country's health minister is suspended and the underwater footage that confirms 53 crewmembers on board an indonesian submarine did not survive. welcome to the program our top story this hour gunfire and explosions have been heard in the capital of somalia violent clashes have been taking place on the streets of mogadishu between supporters of the president and opponents of a proposed extension to his term security forces are calling on president mohammed of the life of marjoe to step down with a prominent army general having set a deadline for him to vacate his office just hours away a military convoy of soldiers opposed to the president has moved into marketing now the united nations is urged both sides to stay away from violence and resume dialogue demonstrating against the president say they fear he could lead the country back into civil war some of the bodies for the most of the people are in defiance of the government text. ending term limits the president his term is finished could lead the country into wa

i saw there but breaks down as he pleads with staff in india's biggest coded mine hospital to admit his wife much meeting them in limited she's lying in the back of an ambulance breathing with the help of an oxygen cylinder he tells al jazeera they came here after being turned away by other hospitals we live in let's play out of it i have no one else except my wife and child who have left in the world with an acquaintance who is no one to look after us we aren't getting a bed and i've tried many hospitals but there's no one around to give us a bit with folded hands i pleaded with the acquaintance to take care of my child. there tensions run high outside the hospital where family members tell stock they have nowhere else to go at it ok i mean i don't know but look nyuk already has 1850 patients and only 1500 beds staff told us hundreds of lying on the floor i work is very hard we try to help and guide people but they don't listen people are becoming very frustrated some even become physical. but eventually after waiting for alice months to give up and begin their search for a bed again h

this is data over the news live from the no beds no drugs no oxygen india's hospitals collapse under the weight of a colossal 2nd wave of corona virus infections the capital delhi is counting one covert related death every 5 minutes as people struggle to find help fighting dielman it's also coming out for the 1st time since a military coup may amount the self-proclaimed new leader mates with other leaders in the region outside the meeting people gathered to demand an end to the deadly crackdown on government protesters. and employees stabbed to death at a police station in france offices shoot and kill the attack to start have opened a terrorism investigation. i'm rebecca richards welcome to the program hospitals in india a launching desperate appeals for help as the country's health system crumbles corona virus infection rates continue to break global records the government has given top priority to the transport of life saving oxygen but hospitals are so overwhelmed that many people can't even get inside the situation is particularly in the capital delhi where oxygen supplies are r