u.s. viewers, later in the show i will be talking about the up tick in covid-19 cases. with doctor ja. the dean of brown university school of public health. meantime the pandemic continues to push healthcare systems across the world to the brink. experpts fear the omicron variant could make matters even worse. sparkle at night. full of holiday lights and shoppers. some wearing masks. some not. a festive scene but there is a different hustle and bustle going on. in hospitals in france. and elsewhere in europe too. one that is far more urgent and devoid of cheer. hospitals once again in some regions of france are almost filled to capacity. due to a rise in new covid-19 cases. even though the country has more than 70% of the population fully vaccinated. some medical centers are
devoid of cheer. hospitals once again in some regions of france are almost filled to capacity due to a rise in new covid-19 cases. even though the country has more than 70% of its population fully vaccinated. some medical centers are struggling to admit new patients and have activated emergency plans, which include expanding the number of icu beds and postponing non-essential treatments. another wave of covid-19 that is wearing down an already weary staff. translator: you know, work has been very hard for two years, especially in covid units. we ve had people who were competent to work in icus who left and they no longer want to be hired in a covid unit. reporter: hospital wards already strained with patients infected by the delta variant of the coronavirus, brace for what could come next. the uk says people sick from the fast-spreading omicron variant
brink. sparkling at night, full of holiday lights and shoppers. some wearing masks, some not. a festive scene, but there is a different hustle and bustle going on in france and elsewhere in europe, too. one that is far more urgent and devoid of cheer. hospitals once again in some regions of france are almost filled to capacity due to a rise in new covid-19 cases. even though the country has more than 70% of its population fully vaccinated. some medical centers are struggling to admit new patients, and have activated emergency plans, which include expanding the number of icu beds and postponing non-essential treatments. another wave of covid-19 that is wearing down an already weary staff. translator: you know, work has been very hard for two years, especially in covid units. we ve had people who are competent to work in icus who left and no longer want to be
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