therefore an increasing absolute number of people requiring hospitalization, especially among the unvaccinated. the capitol physician says, quote, the situation has led to a unprecedented strain on medical centers. in our local region, again, the dc region, where hospitalizations have more than doubled in the past ten days, at least six large hospitals have declared crisis standards of care and states of emergency and large health care providers are petitioning their governors for various emergency declarations to prioritize and allocate medical services. governor larry hogan of maryland has advised maryland residents to prepare for the worst part of the pandemic during the next four to six weeks. medical centers face unprecedented pressures of relentless demand for services and illness and exhaustion depleting their staff. other essential infrastructure services are similarly impacted by coronavirus in the workplace such as air travel, childcare, schools, mass transportation, ambulanc
variant waves. however the benefit of a reduced rate of hospitalizations has been offset with profoundly increased numbers of cases. and therefore, an increase in absolutes of people requiring hospitalization, especially among the unvaccinated. you capitol physician says, quote, this situation has led to an unprecedented strain on medical centers. and our local region, where hospitalizations have more than doubled in the past ten days, at least six large hospitals have declared crisis standards of care, and states of emergency, and watch health care providers are petitioning their states governors for various emergency declarations to prioritize and allocate medical services. governor larry hogan of maryland has advised maryland residents to prepare for the worst part of the pandemic during the next 4 to 6 weeks. medical centers face unprecedented pressures of relentless demand for services and wellness and exhaustion to pleading their staff. other essential infrastructure
therefore, an increasing absolute number of people requiring hospitalization, especially among the unvaccinated. the capitol physician says, quote, the situation has led to a unprecedented strain on medical centers. in our local region, again, the dc region, where hospitalizations have more than doubled in the past ten days, at least six large hospitals have declared crisis standards of care and states of emergency and large health care providers are petitioning their governors for various emergency declarations to prioritize and allocate medical services. governor larry hogan of maryland has advised maryland residents to prepare for the worst part of the pandemic during the next four to six weeks. medical centers face unprecedented pressures of relentless demand for services and illness and exhaustion depleting their staff. other essential infrastructure services are similarly impacted by coronavirus in the workplace such as air travel, childcare, schools, mass transportation, ambulan
0 they are going to put down and lay down the law to. it not there yet. it s coming, don t worry. i m in communication with their kids on. this don t worry. planning the and thanks to you at home for joining us at this hour, happy new year to you as well, good to have you back with us. in washington, d.c., they celebrated the first day after the holiday by getting a huge pile of snow dumped on the capitol cap capito capital city and shutting down most of the federal government because of it. happy new year. this is how we re starting. in addition to most federal offices being closed because of the snowstorm at the capitol today, the senate is supposed to be in session this week. they were supposed to taking at least one senate vote today. but that all got slid to tomorrow because of the storm. that said, this afternoon the capitol physician, the doctor for the house and the senate, sent a sobering, detailed letter to the democratic and republican leaders of the senate, telling th