hello. this is bbc news. i m anna foster live in southern israel. there are suggestions that the first foreign passport holders will be able to leave gaza through the rafah crossing, along with some badly injured people. let me show you these pictures you can see on your screen now. we know that the call went out just a few screen now. we know that the call went outjust a few hours ago that people were likely to be able to leave, and we are seeing, you can see the cameras in those pictures, the crowds of people in that internal area at the crossing point. potentially 500 or so foreign passport holders will be able to passport holders will be able to pass through. the afp news agency says that that has already happened. if you just look at these pictures and imagine this crossing point which has several stages, and what it is hard to tell right now is our people moving internally on the gaza side and whether or not they have actually crossed through to egypt. it will only be w
Units with droves of relatively healthy patients who are now fighting for their life with covid19 pneumonia. When we started getting these patients in the unit, we were putting down breathing tube after breathing tube in these patients. We got up to 14 and 15, ventilators in our 18bed icu, and it was just one after the other. And we were all scared. Nobody knows how to navigate this. And were just taking it shift by shift and day by day. Trying not to get overwhelmed. One of the things that is really hard for us, as icu nurses, were used to having constant access to our patients, we have very sick patients and were used to going in there and assessing and reassessing them. But now, we have to really cluster our care to try to cut down Exposure Time in the room. The less time in the room, the less time we have to be exposed to the disease, the less chance we have to bringing it home to our families, but thats also really hard, because were under constant worry were going to miss somethi
Was not prepared to enter into an entire unit and multiple units with droves of relatively healthy patients who were now fighting for their life with covid pneumonia. When things really started getting tough in my unit, it was a sunday, and i was working, and we were putting down breathing tube after breathing tube in these patients. We got up to 14 or 15 ventilators in our 18bed icu, and it was just one after the other. And we were all scared. Nobody knows how to navigate this, and were just taking it shift by shift and day by day, trying not to get overwhelmed. One of the things thats really hard for us is as icu nurses, were used to having constant access to our patients. We have very sick patients, and were used to going in there and assessing them and reassessing them. But now we have to really cluster our care to try to cut down Exposure Time in the room. The less time in the room, the less time we have to be exposed to the disease, the less chance we have of bringing it home to
And a very good day to you. Im Kristin Welker in new york. While impeachment is on pause today, the standoff between Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell is heating up. Pelosi insisting that the democrats need to know what sort of trial the senate will conduct before moving forward. This morning senator mcconnell criticizing the speaker for not yet transmitting the articles of impeachment. Are you surprised you havent been handed the two impeachment articles from the speaker . Yeah. I mean, the papers have to be physically brought over to the senate and we cant go forward until the speaker does that. Shes apparently trying to tell us how to run the trial. You know, im not anxious to have this trial so if she wants to hold onto the papers, go right ahead. This happening as newly released emails show that a request to withhold aid to ukraine came from the office of the white House Management and budget less than two hours after the controversial call with ukrai
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