COVID-19 ward sa ilang pagamutan malapit na umanong mapuno

COVID19 ward sa ilang pagamutan malapit na umanong mapuno

Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv Ilang pagamutan sa Metro Manila ang nag-report sa Department of Health na malapit nang mapuno ang kanilang COVID-19 ward at intensive care unit beds.

Naghain naman ng panukala si Sen. Risa Hontiveros na magbibigay ng awtoridad sa DOH na magtalaga kung ilang porsiyento ng bed capacity ng kanilang mga ospital ang dapat ilaan sa COVID-19 patients. Madalas daw kasing nakararanas sila ng diskriminasyon mula sa mga kapitbahay na nagrereklamo o pinapaalis sila dahil sa takot na mahawahan ng sakit.Sa Philippine General Hospital sa Maynila, nasa 130 ang bed capacity na inilaan para sa mga pasyente ng COVID-19.Kaya ang iba sa mga pasyente ay nananatili muna sa mga buffer bed hanggang may ma-discharge na ibang pasyente.

Nilinaw ni Del Rosario na kumpleto pa rin sila sa mga gamot at gamot para sa pag-alaga ng mga COVID-19 patient.

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