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Brazil s Covid-19 resurgence is pushing hospitals to overflowing

Brazil s Covid-19 resurgence is pushing hospitals to overflowing CNN 3/15/2021 By Caitlin Hu, Matt Rivers, Marcia Reverdosa and Rodrigo Pedroso, CNN © Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America/Getty Images Medical staff members transport a patient on a stretcher at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. Brazil is pulling ahead in the race that no one wants to win. Over the past month, the South American nation has blown past a series of grisly milestones, repeatedly setting new records for most Covid-19 deaths per day. In the past week, it set another record: 12,818 new deaths and more than 464,000 new cases, according to Johns Hopkins University figures signs of a viral spread outpacing even that of the United States, the only country in the world harder hit by the pandemic in absolute numbers.

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Ireland Suggests AstraZeneca Halt; Hong Kong Woes: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Fall; AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Is Safe: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/14/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America SANTO ANDRE, BRAZIL - MARCH 11: Patients lie in beds while they receive aid from health workers at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. The state of Sao Paulo has reached over 80% occupancy in intensive care units and has declared a red alert as the spread of COVID-19 has accelerated in Brazil in recent weeks. State Health Minister Jean Gorinchteyn announced that they are already recruiting health professionals for reinforcement and working in 140 extra ICUs to prevent the collapse of the health system. 38 patients with COVID-19 have already died on the waiting list for ICU s beds in the state in the first ten days of March. (Photo by Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images)

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U S Deaths Fall; AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Is Safe: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Fall; AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Is Safe: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/14/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America SANTO ANDRE, BRAZIL - MARCH 11: Patients lie in beds while they receive aid from health workers at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. The state of Sao Paulo has reached over 80% occupancy in intensive care units and has declared a red alert as the spread of COVID-19 has accelerated in Brazil in recent weeks. State Health Minister Jean Gorinchteyn announced that they are already recruiting health professionals for reinforcement and working in 140 extra ICUs to prevent the collapse of the health system. 38 patients with COVID-19 have already died on the waiting list for ICU s beds in the state in the first ten days of March. (Photo by Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images)

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U S Deaths Fall; Ireland s AstraZeneca Reaction: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Fall; AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Is Safe: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/14/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America SANTO ANDRE, BRAZIL - MARCH 11: Patients lie in beds while they receive aid from health workers at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. The state of Sao Paulo has reached over 80% occupancy in intensive care units and has declared a red alert as the spread of COVID-19 has accelerated in Brazil in recent weeks. State Health Minister Jean Gorinchteyn announced that they are already recruiting health professionals for reinforcement and working in 140 extra ICUs to prevent the collapse of the health system. 38 patients with COVID-19 have already died on the waiting list for ICU s beds in the state in the first ten days of March. (Photo by Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images)

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U S Deaths Fall; Fauci Warns on Vaccine Hesitancy: Virus Update

U.S. Deaths Fall; AstraZeneca Says Vaccine Is Safe: Virus Update Bloomberg 3/14/2021 Bloomberg News © Photographer: Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images South America SANTO ANDRE, BRAZIL - MARCH 11: Patients lie in beds while they receive aid from health workers at the Pedro DellAntonia Sports Complex field hospital as coronavirus cases soar on March 11, 2021 in Santo Andre, Brazil. The state of Sao Paulo has reached over 80% occupancy in intensive care units and has declared a red alert as the spread of COVID-19 has accelerated in Brazil in recent weeks. State Health Minister Jean Gorinchteyn announced that they are already recruiting health professionals for reinforcement and working in 140 extra ICUs to prevent the collapse of the health system. 38 patients with COVID-19 have already died on the waiting list for ICU s beds in the state in the first ten days of March. (Photo by Alexandre Schneider/Getty Images)

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