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Very true, most nurses, glide around the hospital gracefully like Swans on a lake. Underneath the water though, they are paddling away like fcuk.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 2:27 pm hospital corridors are always empty, doesnt mean they arent busy or full on the wards
It wasn't long ago you were banging on about how hospitals weren't that busy! Make your flaming mind up!Thor wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 5:54 pm A point people miss with this and these videos support what I’m going to say. We are dealing with a very highly infectious virus, a lot of people actually catch covid in hospital who were well when they went in for example. Hospitals have been isolating covid to a certain section of the hospital and trying to keep those patients as far away from the rest of the hospital and other patients as much as possible so that they may give themselves the best chance of keeping the spread as low as they can possibly keep it within their confines.
People then film the hospital being empty and wards have been closed for general admissions as front line staff like I’ve told you all before are being redeployed to help out and beat covid for those patients infected. Hence why you see sections of hospitals empty, wards in darkness and doors locked. If they went to the part where covid patients are you would see ward(s) full, lots of doctors and nurses working hard to combat the virus.
Also despite officials saying the NHS is open people are holding back on doing anything about their possible serious problems.Prestige Worldwide wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 2:27 pm hospital corridors are always empty, doesnt mean they arent busy or full on the wards