Efforts to prevent severely ill patients from falling in Europe in areas with low infection 7:53 on April 3
In Europe, efforts are being made to prevent the collapse of medical care due to a surge in patients with the spread of the new coronavirus. There are large-scale operations in France, such as moving critically ill patients to areas with low levels of infection, and healthcare workers from other areas to respond to areas with high levels of infection.
In France, where the number of infected people is about 60,000, the number of patients is increasing rapidly in the region including the capital city of Paris and the eastern region near the German border, and medical care is being forced to take a very close approach.
For this reason, from the end of last month, measures have been taken to treat severely ill patients by transporting them to areas with few infected people, and a high-speed rail train carried patients from Paris to the western region of Brittany as much as one day.
According to the French government, a total of 344 patients have been transported to various parts of the country by high-speed rail and military aircraft.
The government has also begun to dispatch physicians and nurses from areas with low levels of infection, with some 30 southern health workers arriving at an airport near Paris on a military transport by early December 2. did.
According to the French government, the Paris area and eastern France will have a total of 320 healthcare workers from all over the world.
In Europe, as the number of severely ill patients has increased, doctors and nurses have been infected one after another, and efforts are being made to prevent medical collapse by mobilizing retired doctors in each country and establishing new temporary hospitals. You.