the body is supplied by oxygen via the lungs entering the bloodstream by the of your lie to the blood vessels and then it is distributed to the rest of the body complications can occur when the coronavirus settles in the space between the palminteri of your life and the blood vessels that can colds inflammation the distance to the blood vessels then becomes greater and oxygen intake is more difficult. when organs are deprived of oxygen breathing is labored and then respiratory muscles are quickly exhausted especially in the elderly that's when the lungs need help with a ventilator. but that can prevent the situation from worsening in some cases. inflammation in the lungs increasingly hinders gas exchange. fluid escapes from the cells. and even with the support not enough oxygen enters the body then an external machine must take over the function of the lungs the so-called m. called. enriches the blood of the body with oxygen and then returns it into the body but not without complications. yet most of the i am goal isn't free of complications you can have bleeding complications and man

after oxygen supplies. hundreds of other patients were left for hours on reduced oxygen because of a delay and to never he's come all the has more from a strong about yesterday when this incident happened the operating experience shortages in the oxygen supply system there tried to call the concerned department. including the biomedical engineer who is responsible.

the country running out of oxygen of a logistic problem that the oxygen just hasn't been delivered? this seems a very tragic case but quite a specific case and there are a lot of questions as to how exactly this could happen and what is the second largest hospital in one of pakistan's in major cities. hospital staff say it was late on saturday night when they began realising they we re night when they began realising they were running out of oxygen because, as you say, this daily delivery of cylinders had not arrived on time, it was meant to be coming from the city of rawalpindi, which is only, actually, around two hours drive away. we have been speaking at the bbc to some of the relatives of some of the patients who were there in the hospital at the time and they've been describing the panic as families who were there and realised what was going on and could see the condition of their loved ones deteriorating in front of their eyes. we know that at least six coronavirus patients who are at the hospital have died. they would have, of course, been of the patients, non—coronavirus p

getting oxygen to patients. also, when so much oxygen is going through pipes, it can freeze pipes, obviously that's a problem, too. they moved some patients lower in hospitals because then they don't need as much pressure to go through the pipes to get oxygen to them. we're talking about respiratory illness. there's obviously a huge demand for oxygen now, that's part of it, but it is internal disaster, some hospitals had to turn away patients, this on top of the fact that in california we're seeing a surge upon a surge. here in southern california as you said as well as san joaquin valley, we are expecting that stay at home order to be extended today, when we hear from state of california, simply because numbers aren't where they need to be. numbers are so high in california, the state sent a team here to help with load leveling. some hospitals are so inundated, one hospital in south l.a. is having to treat patients in the chapel as well as in their gift shop. what they're trying to do, if there's one bed open a

and even with the supports and not enough oxygen and just the body then an external machine must take over the function of the lungs the so-called akmal and reaches the blood outside the body with oxygen and then returns it into the body but not without complications. it isn't free from complications you can have leading complications and many more so this is really a therapy that you use when your back is up against the wall and only in special facilities but it can be a life saving therapy. but the situation can escalate even further the immune system then becomes the main problem triggering a massive implementation as a reaction. we need an immune response to actually fight the virus successfully with a new system can react so strongly that it ends up creating a bigger problem than the virus itself. of yours and fix on. defense compounds flood the entire body immune cells attack them in a world of blood vessel they become weak fluid leaks into the tissue and is deficient in the 2nd literally system your gums no longer sufficiently supplied with blood. but while most cases my old re

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oxygen depleted blood. by a blue skin discoloration. treated it causes the child to die. which is caused by low oxygen levels it causes brain damage and multiple organ damage. with louise it was far more difficult because she had 2 congenital defects and in fact. that's why we waited a bit longer it's best when the child is still a baby. first of all louisa's heart specialist corrected a number of problems. between the 2 chambers of the heart and enlarged the conduit on the right ventricle and reconstructed the. streets. procedures ease the pressure on the muscles of the right ventricle causing it to return to normal. the blood can now be pumped into the long unhindered. first surgeon who operated on a fellow road back then and a typewriter what a beautiful color she has now. that's exactly how it was with louise her skin was rosy and she looked like a normal child. but 6 months ago louisa had to have a 2nd operation to reconstructed pulmonary valve had begun to leak that's not unusual for patients sufferin

the hospital say they recently doubled their oxygen supply because of the increased demand. pakistan has been seeing a second wave of coronavirus infections, as so many other countries around the world have as well. overall in pakistan, there has been around 8500 coronavirus deaths, which is not as many as some people feared it would be, but the health system is weak and it is being stretched by this second wave of infections with coronavirus cases and hospital admissions both rising again. the family of the renowned children's author, roald dahl, who died thirty years ago, has issued an apology for anti—semitic remarks he made during his lifetime. a statement condemning his comments has been published on his official website although not on the front page. the statement reads: those prejudiced remarks are incomprehensible to us and stand in marked contrast to the man we knew and to the values at the heart of roald dahl‘s stories, which have positively impacted young people for generations. the chief executive of the holocaust educational trust, karen pollock, told the b

cubic meter of oxygen however. only. cubic meters was delivered to the hospital yesterday when they said incident happened the operating experience shortages in the oxygen supply system they tried to cause a concern department within the hospital including the biomedical engineer who is responsible for maintaining the optimum level of oxygen and the supply system there was no. later on as we finding out about this report. that's come out basically that there was. oxygen for several months nobody. issues regarding renewals contract so it's a failure. to achieve minister. from a saying and independent inquiry a number of people have already been suspended and everybody have will be watching to see whether that is a property and whether this again is brushed aside. that with all the latest for us from islamabad we'll be speaking to a little bit more about this throughout the day thanks so much kyra. well millions of people across the u.s. state of california now back under a sweeping lockdown rules the state home order plac

as a hospital in pakistan runs out of oxygen while treating coronavirus patients. workers across india prepare for a nationwide strike is known as ram protests against agriculture. it's about to snow again in afghanistan which is the forecast for tuesday it seems quite significant to go across the north next as well following that it's much quieter weather for iran the next system next westerly waves it might to divert probably won't make much of an impact and between the 2 we're going to have 3 days of a fairly stiff breeze dropping temperatures in bahrain and qatar but nicosia on cyprus reflects what this westerly wave could have done if it went across into iraq we weren't some storms or shots the next 3 days and they'll tend to move up into what's turkey you might get a tail and as far south as gaza it just shows partly cloudy in the for cross but i would say the likelihood of a shower even asunder storm out of that but otherwise it's a fairly quiet looking picture with that cooling breeze going down through your way towards. us maintaining $26.00 degrees now th

the hospital say they recently doubled their oxygen supply because of the increased demand. pakistan has been seeing a second wave of coronavirus infections, as so many other countries around the world have as well. 0ver countries around the world have as well. over in pakistan, there has been around 8500 coronavirus debts, which is not as many as some people feared it would be, but the health system is weak and it is being stretched by this second wave of infections with coronavirus cases and hospital admissions both rising again. the family of the renowned children's author roald dahl, who died 30 years ago, has issued an apology for anti—semitic remarks he made during his lifetime. a statement condemning his comments has been published on his official website, although not on the front page. the statement reads: those prejudiced remarks are incomprehensible to us and stand in marked contrast to the man we knew and to the values at the heart of roald dahl‘s stories, which have positively impacted young people for generations. the chief executive of the holocaust educat

of oxygen for several months nobody. issues regarding renewal of gone tried to go it's a failure at multiple levels u.s. president elect joe biden has chosen california's attorney general to serve as his health secretary if confirmed by the senate havea basara will be the festa tanner to head that department french president emanuel says on sales to egypt will not be made conditional on its human rights record he says he did speak frankly about rights violations with present up to paris on monday but without adding detail. millions of people across the u.s. state of california now back on the sweeping lockdown rules the stay home or to places restrictions on the opening of restaurants psalms and stores while also limiting gatherings the measures are being implemented as the state's reports its highest ever number of infections more than fest he 1000 in a single day there if it is some hospitals could run out of intensive care beds iran's foreign ministry says it's welcoming the progress made by all parties and solving th

cubic meters of oxygen. for only. cubic metres was delivered to the hospital yesterday when this incident happened the operating experience. there tried to call the concerned department within. including the biomedical engineer who is responsible for maintaining the level of oxygen and. there was no busy. later on. finding out about this report there was no. basically that day was. for several months nobody. regarding renewals contract so it's a failure to put in evidence the chief minister. saying an independent inquiry a number of people have already been suspended and everybody had to be watching to see whether that is appropriate and quite whether this again is brushed aside. no lockdown roles have come into effect in south korea's capital a sole raises its alert level to the 2nd highest the military has also been deployed to assist with testing and contact tracing more than 600 cases were reported on monday there 30 of day in a row of triple digit increases bride reports from so. this is the 3rd time restrictions

takes place and so the patient needs supplementary oxygen that's by definition as a vehicle of a cage that needs to be treated in hospital. the body is supplied by oxygen via the lungs entering the bloodstream via the of your lie to the blood vessels and then it is distributed to the rest of the body complications can occur when the coronavirus settles in the space between the palm of your life and the blood vessels that can cold inflammation the distance to the blood vessels then becomes greater and oxygen intake is more difficult. when organs are deprived of oxygen breathing is labored and then respiratory muscles are quickly exhausted especially in the elderly that's when the lungs need help with a ventilator. but that can prevent the situation from worsening in some cases. inflammation in the lungs increasingly hinders gas exchange. cluett escapes from the cells. and even with the support not enough oxygen enters the body then an external machine must take over the function of the lungs the so-called m. called. and rich's blood outside the body with oxygen and then returns that in

rich and oxygen depleted blood. characterized by a blue skin discoloration. treated it causes the child to die. which is caused by low oxygen levels it causes brain damage and multiple organ damage. with louise it was far more difficult because she had 2 congenital defects and in fact. that's why we waited a bit longer it's best when the child is still a baby. first of all louise's heart specialist corrected a number of problems regarding this. between the 2 chambers of the heart and enlarged the conduit on the right ventricle and reconstructed the. history of its. procedures ease the pressure on the muscle of the right ventricle causing it to return to normal the blood can now be pumped into the long unhindered. the. surgeon who operated on a. road back then on a typewriter what a beautiful color she has now. that's exactly how it was with louise skin was rosy and she looked like a normal child. but 6 months ago luisa had to have a 2nd operation reconstructed pulmonary valve had begun to leak that's not unusual for

surprised ron to know hundreds of patients were left for hours on reduced oxygen because of a delay in deliveries. from his on the pots this happened famously lady reading hospital in basra law. applied running out there were 90 basins in the isolation ward and died of god included mostly 19 kids however 7 of them died because there was an immediate guard off of the oxygen supply. to gates and later sure that there were criminal negligence because nobody were demanding that the orders done correctly at the border have a minimum of 10 dogs and all of a rare liberal however day was known there were no backup. there were north dolphin on location. in other news people in ghana are voting to choose their president and members of parliament the main presidential contender is on the dole and the man he replaced 4 years ago john dramani mahama egypt's president is in paris for a 2 day state visit. meeting a man you're not home activists are urging the french president to use a visit to address egypt's human rights violations and push for the release of political prisoners iran's foreign mi

there are cues outside shops, selling oxygen tanks. -- there are lines outside shops, selling oxygen tanks, and she is desperate to get one, and like many, she is taking care of a relative at home. >> we have come from an area where there is no oxygen there. we went to two places, but they do not have any until tomorrow, but i need it today, because my patient, my dad, cannot go without oxygen. reporter: coronavirus cases went down after the first wave, now, there is more than ever. the government is just reluctantly declaring a red alert for the capital and suburbs, closing non-essential businesses. but a lot of people think that authorities declared the alert in the capital much too late. there has been questions over their attitude towards the pandemic from the beginning. the mexican president and others rarely wear masks, and they have been accused repeatedly of not imposing timely and strict enough lockdown's. -- lockdowns. but the government has a powerful counter argument. they have more than 60 million poor people. stopping them from working could leave them destitute, especi

a delay in the delivery of oxygen to a hospital in a city of push our is being blamed for the deaths of several of our patients. they drill i don't oxygen to stay alive at the khyber teaching hospital but with no backup supply they died shortly after it was caught the minister of health of the past in province tweeted a preliminary report from the hospital that showed failures in many areas it cites a lack of oxygen for several months and cylinders not being completely filled he says this went unnoticed unsupervised an unchecked self also absent at the hospital's oxygen plant brown's parents the big compromise they want to tell you there will be no compromise on transparency action should be tough and fair and bring back the credibility of the hospital to our masses we tried our best in making the report public in as little time as possible this sad incident will help put us in the right direction for the future strategy of health care although staff members have been suspended some analysts say this reflects a government failure to prepare for the pandemic but this incident. reflect

the shower after oxygen surprised ron to know hundreds of patients were left for hours on reduced oxygen because of a delay to deliveries let's speak to our correspondent come on about this he's in islamabad so come on what more do we know about this incident in push our end who's responsible. really in the tragic incident this happened dave famously lady reading hospital in law. supplies running out there were 90 patients in the isolation wards and died of course and included mostly 19 casey however 7 of them died because they were and immediate got off of the oxygen supply. to geisha and later sure that they were criminal negligence because nobody was manning their storage tanks which were supposed to have a minimum of 10000 liters of. however there was none there were no backup supply there were no stuff on location so. criminal negligence time when the country is in the grip of a 2nd wave of 19 with warnings that depend greek have all although couple guest on had to wipe the floors so indeed big questions about negligence and competence nothing that really help the government in its

they relied on oxygen to stay alive at the teaching hospital. but with no backup supply, they died shortly after it was cut. the minister of health in the province tweeted a preliminary report in the hospital that showed failures in many areas. it cites a lack of oxygen for several months, and cylinders not being completely filled. it says this went unnoticed, unsupervised and unchecked. also absent at the hospital plant. >> there will be no compromise on transparency. actions should be tough and fair and bring back the credibility of the hospital. we tried our best in making the report public in as little time as possible. this sad incident will put us in the right direction for the future strategy of health care. >> although staff members have been suspended, some say it's a government failure to prepare for the pandemic or it >> -- pandemic. >> this reflects the carelessness, criminal negligence, and disaster of preparedness and mitigation. in that case i would say the government of pakistan, that would be failed as far as preparedness is con

get discharged but also the flow of oxygen, you know, particularly high flow oxygen that's needed in a hospital as patients are getting connected to an oxygen supply while they're in their beds. and, again, you know, these are supply issues that we can plan for. we can try to address. but you start running out of supplies when you start seeing such a surge in the number of patients. i want to thank all our partners, the state and all our hospitals. we may have hospitals that have indicated they are needing certain supplies, but we're doing a good job making sure that we're getting those supplies to folks. but it's not infinite. i also want to note, it's not just covid patients that are at risk here. it's every patient that needs care at a hospital. if you need care because you're in a car accident or you are having cardiac arrest or stroke or you're a cancer patient coming in for a procedure, that all gets impacted when you have sort of a hospital care system that becomes overwhelmed because it's just seeing 50%, 60% of their patients are now covid positive patients. >> no, it's a ve

oxygen depleted blood leads to sign you notice characterized by a blue skin discoloration become the come of the sniffle left untreated it causes the child to die of which is caused by low oxygen levels it causes brain damage and multiple organ damage. with louise it was far more difficult because she had 2 congenital defects and in fact. that's why we waited a bit longer it's best when the child is still a baby. first of all louisa's heart specialist corrected a number of problems regarding this. between the 2 chambers of the heart and enlarged the conduit on the right ventricle and reconstructed the pulmonary valve 3 of its. procedures ease the pressure on the muscle of the right then trickle causing it to return to normal the blood can now be pumped into the long unhindered . the surgeon who operated on a. road back then on a typewriter what a beautiful color she has now. that's exactly how it was with louise skin was rosy and she looked like a normal child. but 6 months ago louisa had to have a 2nd operation reconstructed pulmonary valve had begun to leak that's not unusual for p

since the command module was dead except for the oxygen and power for reentry, the guidance platform of aquarius, designed to land on and take off from the moon would have to be used. >> the first milestone -- i consider this after the accident, i guess, was the survival now, the first milestone was alignment is important because without knowing exactly which way the attitude was in space, there's no way to tell how to use the engine for the spacecraft to get the proper trajectory to come home. >> from the position that we are now, we have to go around the moon to get back. >> you would have had enough capability with the engine, but we don't use that now. we have to go to the backside of the moon and come back. >> to get into the correct orbit around the moon the crew had burned out of a trajectory that would automatically bring them back to earth. they would have to get back on a safe course towards earth. >> scene needs to put the throttle also. >> to minimum? >> you that 29% right now. >> >> the maneuver was completed on time and because it was manual we had a three-man operation

all the oxygen supply. there sure there were criminal negligence because nobody was manning the door to. have a minimum of $10.00. however there was none there were no backup. there were no. one turkey has eased its coronavirus restrictions off to a weekend of partial lockdown with businesses now opening again but the daily infection rate in the country remains one of the highest globally some costly one who has more frustrated stumble. after a partial lockdown over the weekend that ended 5 am local this morning life is back to its normal across turkey and in istanbul especially where we are in the tocsin district life is really back to it's they were seen on this only sickness streets where we are all shops are open as you see and you have the locals and tourists coming and forcing buy and the restaurants and cafes are open for almost takeaways and deliveries and there are some extra measures especially for such a terrific area for instance there are police checkpoints in order to control the number of the

ran to load at least 200 patients were left hours on reduced oxygen because of a delay in deliveries or reports. i didn't they in the delivery of oxygen to a hospital in the city of push is being blamed for the deaths of several coronavirus patients they drill i don't oxygen to stay alive at the khyber teaching hospital but with no backup supply they died shortly after it was caught the minister of health of the past in province tweeted a preliminary report from the hospital that showed failures in many areas it cites a lack of oxygen for several months and cylinders not being completely filled it says this went unnoticed unsupervised an unchecked cell phone also absent at the hospital's oxygen plant brown spirits the big compromise do you want to tell you there will be no compromise on transparency action should be tough and fair and bring back the credibility of the hospital to our masses we tried our best in making the report public in as little time as possible this sad incident will help put us in the right direction for the future strategy of health care although staff members

basically that there was a lack of oxygen for several months nobody. regarding renewal of. the french president's mind about my cost says arms sales to egypt won't be made conditional on its human rights record he says he did speak frankly about rights violations with the president on benefit to his c.c. in paris on monday without adding details european union leaders have held last its talks to see what hope remains of a post trade deal with the u k e u chief negotiator michel barnier met ambassadors of the 27 member states to see if a deal can be agreed before the january 1st deadline the british prime minister boris johnson is due to speak to the e.u. commission chief vander lyon this hour those are the headlines counting the costs is coming up next but by. there i'm given al this is counting the cost on al-jazeera look at the world of business and economics this week the end of austerity the ideology of collective punishment decimating the weakest in society for the economic mismanagement and crimes of the rich and powerful to be consigned to history. while the internat

tomorrow and i need it for today because my patient my dad can't go without oxygen. makes her never to go code the cases down after the 1st wave and now there's more than ever the crowds in mexico city center throughout december haven't helped. the government just reluctantly declared a red alert for the capital and its suburbs closing non-essential businesses but a lot of people think the authorities the clerk of the alert for the capital much through late there's been questions over their attitude towards a pandemic from the beginning the mets come president on the covert so really were mass and they've been accused repeatedly of not imposing timely and strict enough lockdowns ok. i don't know but the government has a powerful counter-argument mexico has more than 60000000 poor people stopping them from working could leave them destitute especially since federal authorities haven't brought out a comprehensive plan on szell plan to help them. but he garcia's selling face masks in the street she says there's no way she could stay home was not. him of course not be as

cubic meters of oxygen. for only. cubic metres was delivered to the hospital yesterday when this incident happened the operating experience. there tried to call the concerned department. including the biomedical engineer who is responsible for maintaining the level of oxygen and. there was no. later on. finding out about this report there was no. basic. that day was. for several months nobody. regarding renewals contracts so it's a failure. to achieve minister. saying an independent inquiry a number of people have already been suspended and everybody had to be watching to see whether that is appropriate and quite whether this again is brushed aside. unicef is asking for a 2 and a half $1000000000.00 in new funds for children in the middle east and north africa earlier this month that issued its largest ever emergency funding appeal for 6400000000 dollars to reach 300000000 children it says 39000000 children in the mena region have been impacted by war poverty and the coronavirus the u.n. agency says the highest number

will have to lose 25 percent of the oxygen currents it's currently hans to the u.k. fishing waters but there's all kinds of traditional arrangements there is the question to what extent. you can punish do you a if the u. k. . diverged regulation in other areas we have to wait to see all the details. what what is being reported now is that france is seeking some last minute guarantees concerning fisheries do we know what is going on in the last minute conversations that are taking place between boss johnson and sort of on the line well i think it's according to the reports here in brussels there they're looking at the specific. kinds of fish that the e.u. would be able to catch and you know every time a concession is made for example by the british scientists this is done has to be. basically consulted on the other side you countries want to children have to decide what they were given return because interest for example for denmark are very different than the interest for bronze for spain when it comes to fisheries so i suspect that spoil it also dragging all the bit

the higher we climb the lower the air pressure and that makes it more difficult for oxygen to enter strain. and sometimes people are not physically up to the challenge something the mountain rescue team here have witnessed all too often. they have won the roman bones but how likely in the mountains for several hours or over a 1000 meters is normal for us because it's only an inch of fish and also be sure footed and have a head for heights there's a lot of people underestimate the demands involved in overestimate their own abilities likes lasting several hours you might be too tired on the final descent that's where accidents easily happen and really been involved in fairly uncommon. most accidents do indeed happen on relatively straightforward hikes as opposed to climbing expeditions one in 3 call outs for the rescue team of people overexerting themselves. that's why they are not an enemy to kind of 2 years ago we had an american student who had underestimated just who are needed far too long we have to spend the night time rescue operation due to heavy sleep that's an operation we remembe

disinformation or holding ridiculous hearings like the one today or the one last week where he gave oxygen to antivaxxer conspiracy theorists. i'm not sure that this is the genius political move that some people might imagine because, look. al franken understands i think that minnesota and wisconsin are not the same as other parts of the country. we actually want people to be a little bit not crazy. >> we'll see. thank you all very much.

the higher we climb the lower the air pressure and that makes it more difficult for oxygen to enter op lead strain. and sometimes people are not physically up to the challenge something the mountain rescue team here have witnessed all too often. on the roman bones but how likely in the mountains for several hours or over a 1000 meters is normal for us because it's only an inch of fish and also be sure footed and have a head for heights there's a lot of people underestimate the demands involved don't overestimate their own abilities likes lasting several hours you might be too tired on the final descent that's where accidents easily happen and really been involved in fairly uncommon. most accidents do indeed happen on relatively straightforward hikes as opposed to climbing expeditions one in 3 call outs for the rescue team of people overexerting themselves. that's why they are not going to make under 2 years ago we had an american student who had underestimated just sure needed far too long we have to suspend the nighttime rescue operation due to heavy sleep that's an operation we remem

covid patients take exponentially more oxygen. they need more. hospitals are having a problem procuring it, distributing it, a problem storing it which has led to some hospitals declaring an internal crisis which means they're no longer taking ambulances. the worst thing about all this is every held official in this area says everything you and i have been talking about, craig, is expected to get worse over the next few weeks. back to you. >> steve, really quickly while i have you, this stay-at-home order that affects a good chunk of california where you are, is it being enforced? obviously governor newsom has issued this stay-at-home order, but are people actual willy adhering to it? is there any punishment if they don't? >> reporter: it's very difficult to enforce not seeing your friends and family, to try to get rid of small gatherings entirely, to try to keep a quarantine on traveling in and out of the county as what you're supposed to do. what they can do is what they can keep a handle on, enforcing capacity limbs at businesses, trying to ke

by administering oxygen in the home? >> we haven't had a chance to really track the data yet. anecdotally, our er physicians are conscientious on who they allowed to use the oxygen at home and we provide the proximity which allows them to measure their levels and our care workers are calling these patients on a routine basis. there have been enough patients that have allowed us to admit critical patients and not have to transfer them. currently, we have received patients from as far away as oklahoma, so we have been able to not only meet the needs of north platte but some of the surrounding states. we have had to transfer patients from north platte early on and in spite of this last spike that occurred, a lot of those patients were transferred to our critical access partners so we can maintain a level of this with a higher acuity treating those covid-19 patients. that data should be coming out and i would be happy to share it. gov. ricketts: anybody else? mel, again, i can't tell you how impressed i am with you and your organization. you've done a fantastic job. please tell yo

it pumps the patient's blood into a machine where carbon dioxide is extracted and oxygen added. to the blood is then pumped back into the patient's body. for patients who are this ill there aren't many options left this is the last trump card we've got. our therapeutic options a sobering we've got oxygen and the artificial lung but that only gives us more time the lungs have to heal by themselves. in the hospital pharmacy there's no wonder drug against the coronavirus ram disappear one of the great hopes at the start of the pandemic has yielded disappointing results as have many other drugs medics of the virus for nearly a year now but the odds of surviving a severe case haven't improved much yet every 2nd patient who's on a ventilator dies and behind each of those numbers is a human being. in the 2nd wave many young and healthy people live also been infected but that's no guarantee for a milder cause of the illness. and this is a young man 45 years old with a very severe case of coded he's a prime example that a young healthy person without any notable preexisting medical condi

so there were 3 of us is here yes 32 had patients and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when you drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out in 4 hours i will haven't exactly why were they driving in circles for 12 hours i've been speaking to a paramedic he said it works like this they are decoded 19 brigade essentially they answered an ordinary call and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and double pneumonia that person is 17 years old that's the situation. they're going to die right yes they take the patient they take an oxygen tank they start calling the ambulances and dispatched from the hospital it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying guys we have a covert patient here 1st of all they don't have p.p. themselves i took pictures uploaded them they only had their usual uniforms on. they weren't ready for anything not at all they only had ordinary masks the disposable ones so she says guys we have a covert patient and they say wait we're looking for salt on the way to we're l

so there were 3 of us here yes 32 had patients and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when you drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out in 4 hours i will haven't exactly why were they driving in circles for 12 hours i've been speaking to a paramedic he said it works like this they are decoding 1000 brigade essentially their answer to an ordinary call and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and double pneumonia that person is 17 years old that's the situation. they're going to die right yes they take the patient they take an oxygen tank they start calling the ambulances and dispatch from the hospital it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying guys we have a patient here 1st of all they don't have p.p. themselves i took pictures of loaded that they only had their usual uniforms on. they weren't ready for anything not at all they only had ordinary masks the disposable ones so she says guys we have a patient and they say wait we're looking for salt and the wait we're looking just

so there were 3 ambulances here yes 3 to have patients and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when you drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out in 4 hours what is i will happen to exactly why are they driving in circles for 12 hours i've been speaking to a paramedic he said who works like this they are decoded 19 brigade essentially they're on sort an ordinary call and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and double pneumonia that person is 17 years old that's the situation. they're going to die right yes they take the patient they take an oxygen tank they start calling the ambulances and dispatch from the hospital it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying these guys we have a patient here 1st of all if they don't have p.p. themselves i took pictures loaded that they only had their usual uniforms. they weren't ready for anything not at all they only had ordinary masks the disposable ones so she says guys we have a coated patient and they say wait we're looking for sort of wait we're

so there were 3 ambulances here yes 32 had patients and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when you drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out in 4 hours i will haven't exactly why are they driving in circles for 12 hours i've been speaking to a paramedic he said who works like this they are decoded 19 brigade essentially they are sort an ordinary korean and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and double pneumonia that person is 17 years old that's the situation. they're going to die right yes they take the patient they take an oxygen tank they start calling the ambulances and dispatch from the hospital it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying these guys we have a patient here 1st of all if they don't have p.p. themselves i took pictures loaded that they only had their usual uniforms. they weren't ready for anything not at all they only had ordinary masks the disposable ones so she says guys we have a covert patient and they say wait we're looking for sort of wait we're looking ju

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so there were 3 ambulances here yes 3 to have patients and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when you drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out in 4 hours i will haven't exactly why are they driving in circles for 12 hours i've been speaking to a paramedic he said who works like this they are decoded 19 brigade essentially they're on sort an ordinary course and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and double pneumonia that person is 17 years old that's the situation. they're going to die right yes they take the patient they take an oxygen tank they start calling the ambulances and dispatch from the hospital it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying that we have a patient here 1st of all if they don't have p.p.d. themselves i took pictures loaded that they only had their usual uniforms. they weren't ready for anything not at all they only had ordinary masks the disposable ones so she says guys we have a coated patient and they say wait we're looking for sort of wait we're looking just

so there were 3 ambulances here yes 32 had i think should and they brought oxygen to the 3rd one. because when we drive the same patient around for 12 hours the oxygen tank runs out and for what i want is i will happen to exactly why are they driving in circles folks will fall i've been speaking to a paramedic he said it works like this. 108 essentially. an ordinary call and then they realize the person has community acquired pneumonia and. that person was 17 years old and the situation. was that they were going to die right that yes you want to take the patients are going to take an oxygen tank and they start calling the ambulances and dispatch but it comes from the ambulance station so they start calling the station saying these guys we have a patient 1st of all if they don't have p.p.d. themselves i took a picture loaded.

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the growing concerns about getting oxygen to some patients. plus, the vaccine's slow start, falling far behind schedule. president-elect joe biden slamming the trump administration for the rollout. operation warp speed had announced a goal of 20 million doses by the end of the year. so far, america nowhere near that number. >>> developing right now, the setback on capitol hill involving your money. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocking a vote on a relief deal that includes $2,000 direct payments to americans. >>> moment of impact. the new police body cam seconds after that rv exploded on christmas morning. and new details tonight on the alleged bomber, as fbi profilers dig in on a possible motive and the multiple and bizarre conspiracy theories he may have believed. >>> back in the sky. a boeing 737 max taking off with paying passengers onboard. the first time in the u.s. since a pair of deadly crashes prompted the grounding of the entire fleet. what passengers said today and what you need to know if you're booked on a 737 max and ha

oxygen depleted blood. characterized by a blue skin discoloration on the come of the treated it causes the child to die. which is caused by low oxygen levels it causes brain damage and multiple organ damage. with louise it was far more difficult because she had 2 congenital defects and in fact. that's why we waited a bit longer it's best when the child is still a baby. first of all louise's heart specialist corrected a number of problems. between the 2 chambers of the heart and enlarged the conduit on the right ventricle and reconstructed the. procedures used the pressure on the muscle of the right ventricle causing it to return to normal blood can now be pumped into the long unhindered. the. surgeon who operated on the. road back then on a typewriter what a beautiful color she has now. that's exactly how it was with louise skin was rosy and she looked like a normal child. but 6 months ago louisa had to have a 2nd operation reconstructed pulmonary valve had begun to leak that's not unusual for patients suff

it pumps the patient's blood into a machine where carbon dioxide is extracted and oxygen added. to the blood is then pumped back into the patient's body. for patients who have this ill there aren't many options left this is the last trump card we've got. our therapeutic options a sobering we've got oxygen and the artificial lung but that only gives us more time the lungs have to heal by themselves. in the hospital pharmacy there's no wonder drug against the coronavirus ram disappear one of the great hopes at the start of the pandemic has yielded disappointing results as have many other drugs medics of the virus for nearly a year now but the odds of surviving a severe case haven't improved much yet every 2nd patient who's on a ventilator dies and behind each of those numbers is a human being. in the 2nd wave many young and healthy people have also been infected but that's no guarantee for a milder course of the illness. this is a young man 45 years old with a very severe case of coded is a prime example that a young healthy person without any notable preexisting medical condition

it pumps the patient's blood into a machine where carbon dioxide is extracted and oxygen added. to that of blood and pumped back into the patient's body. for patients who are this ill there aren't many options left this is the last trump card we've got. my therapeutic options are so boring we give oxygen and the artificial lung but that only gives us more time belongs have to heal on their own up. in the hospital pharmacy there's no wonder drug against the coronavirus ram disappear one of the great hopes at the start of the pandemic has yielded disappointing results as have many other drugs. medics of the virus for nearly a year now but the odds of surviving a severe case haven't improved much you know it's like every 2nd person on a ventilator dies behind each of those numbers is a human being much. in the 2nd wave many young and healthy people have also been infected but that's no guarantee for a mild a cause of the illness. you have to think you know this is a young man 45 years old with a severe case of kota he's a prime example that a young healthy person without any notabl

and i need it for today because my patient my dad can't go without oxygen. makes her never to go code the cases down after the 1st wave and now there's more than ever the crowds emits crude city center around december haven't helped. the government just reluctantly declared a red alert for the capital and its suburbs closing non-essential businesses but a lot of people think the authorities to curb the alert for the capital much through like this. think questions over their attitude towards a pandemic from the beginning the mates can president and the covert so really wear masks and they've been accused repeatedly of not imposing timely and strict enough lockdowns ok. i don't know but the government has a powerful counter-argument mexico has more than 60000000 poor people stopping them from working could leave them destitute especially since federal authorities haven't brought out a comprehensive plan on child plan to help them. but she is selling face masks in the street she says there's no way she could stay home was not in them and. of course not be asham