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Connecticut Politics Week in Review: Federal stimulus will bring $10B to Connecticut to help with COVID-19 recovery

Connecticut Politics Week in Review: Federal stimulus will bring $10B to Connecticut to help with COVID-19 recovery
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How do you prepare people for dying and dying? BBC report captures the heartbreak underway in hospitals

25th Jan 2021 We know it is happening, but seeing firsthand the devastation experienced by frontline workers and patient’s families is laid bare in this chilling 6 minute BBC report. BBC reporter Clive Myrie spent the day with medical staff at the Royal London Hospital where 12 out of 15 floors are occupied by Covid patients. What he records from the worst-hit Coronavirus wards is not only upsetting but shows how overwhelmed medical and healthcare staff are – and the toll it is taking on them. Hannah Leahy, who has handled hundreds of deceased Covid patients, broke down in tears as she spoke of the impact the pandemic has had on her and her team.

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COVID-19: Trabajadora de morgue llora al hablar sobre la cantidad de muertos que recibe

COVID-19: Trabajadora de morgue llora al hablar sobre la cantidad de muertos que recibe
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Senior mortician at Royal London Hospital breaks down as she admits it feels like a conveyor belt

A senior mortician at Royal London Hospital has admitted the devastating number of bodies flowing through the mortuary makes it feel like a conveyor belt . Hannah Leahy, who has handled hundreds of deceased Covid patients, broke down in tears as she spoke of the devastating impact the pandemic has had on her and her five-strong team at ths hospital in Whitechapel who are predominantly women. Speaking to the BBC s Clive Myrie, she said: How do you ever prepare for. people just dying and dying and dying? Although it s our job and we deal with dead people every day, this level I think has taken its toll.

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