are a literal lifeline. in this block, a 61 year old man is very sick and on oxygen. so last night i called him to check he was alive and he could talk with me at the time. but this morning i couldn t talk with him by phone, so i m very anxious for his health condition. as soon as he enters its apparent the man is alive. it turns out he hasn t been able to pay his phone bill so it s been cut off. he s also removed his oxygen mask, and as he checks he finds his blood oxygen level is very low. his sp02, the blood oxygen level is only 92%. it is not good, so i put the oxygen mask to his mouth. and please keep it to protect your life. it s the arrival of the delta variant here injapan which has led to this explosion of covid cases.
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dr kazuma tashiro is trying to find a hospital bed for one of his covid patients. in this densely packed part of southern tokyo, there are now dozens of covid patients who need to be in hospital but can t get a bed. dr tashiro and his team are a literal lifeline. in this block, a 61 year old man is very sick and on oxygen. so, last night, i called him to check if he was alive and he could talk with me at the time. but this morning, i couldn t talk with him by phone, so i m very anxious for his healthy conditions. as soon as he enters, its apparent the man is alive. it turns out he hasn t been able to pay his phone bill, so it s been cut off. he s also removed his oxygen mask, and as he checks, he finds his blood oxygen level is very low.
his blood oxygen level is only 92%. it is not good for you. so i put the mask to his mouth. and, please keep it to keep you alive. so what ll happen now with his bill? oh, this is for the telephone bill! he s living alone, so he couldn t pay the telephone bill because of his very bad condition. so i ve received it, and now i m going to the convenience store to pay for it. it s the arrival of the delta variant here injapan that s led to this explosion of covid cases. if you look back to mid july, there were around 1,500 new cases a day. by august, that had jumped to 6,000. now we re seeing the same with the seriously ill. at the end ofjuly, dr tashiro and his team were treating just one seriously ill person.
AUGUST 1 Britain’s state-run healthcare service warned Saturday that devices used by people with Covid to monitor blood-oxygen levels at home may give inaccurate readings for people with darker skin. The warning concerned pulse oximeters, currently being used by many of those at risk of.