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Filipinos feel helpless against latest coronavirus surge

Filipinos feel helpless against latest coronavirus surge Regine Cabato Replay Video MANILA They called more than a dozen hospitals, from morning to midnight, but were denied. It was just before Easter. Jayson Maulit and his sister Hazel were scrambling to find a hospital that would admit their 95-year-old great-grandmother, Ina Dalling, who was battling covid-19. One finally came through the next day in Batangas, 60 miles from where Maulit’s family lived east of Manila, that could take her as an emergency case but there was no assurance of a bed if she survived. It was good enough. They took an ambulance.

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COVID-19: Philippine hospitals struggle with COVID-19 surge

COVID-19: Philippine hospitals struggle with COVID-19 surge OVERWHELMED: The country has averaged more than 10,400 daily cases since the start of the month, with intensive care units 84 percent full as of Monday Reuters, MANILA Nick Yanez, a 28-year-old ambulance nurse in Metro Manila, said she sometimes spends six to seven hours in her emergency vehicle caring for a COVID-19 patient before a bed can be found in a hospital. Already facing one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in Asia, the Philippines has seen a second wave of infections that is stretching healthcare workers in the National Capital Region like never before.

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Philippine hospitals struggle to cope as more severe COVID-19 wave hits

3 Min Read MANILA (Reuters) - Nick Yañez, a 28-year-old ambulance nurse in a satellite city of Manila, says she sometimes spends six to seven hours in her emergency vehicle caring for a COVID-19 patient before a bed can be found in a hospital. A health worker wears personal protective equipment (PPE) prior to conducting swab tests in a household where coronavirus disease (COVID-19) positive cases have been recorded, in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines, April 20, 2021. REUTERS/Lisa Marie David Already facing one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in Asia, the Philippines has seen a second wave of infections that is stretching health care workers in the capital like never before.

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Covid: Philippine hospitals struggle to cope as more severe virus wave hits

Covid: Philippine hospitals struggle to cope as more severe virus wave hits
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Philippine hospitals struggle to cope as more severe Covid-19 wave hits

Philippine hospitals struggle to cope as more severe Covid-19 wave hits
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