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Hospital administrators warned of the collapse of corona wards: "inconceivable burden"

At a meeting at the Ministry of Health, the directors of the large hospitals warned that the wards were bursting with patients, and the available respirators were dwindling.

"The prime minister has promised to help us," Dr. Mickey Halbertl recalled.

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Meirav Cohen

Sunday, 19 September 2021, 21:49 Updated: 21:56

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Hospital directors today (Sunday) warned the Ministry of Health that corona wards are on the verge of collapse.

According to them, they experience a load of respirators and patients in a severe condition that surpasses all previous waves, despite the effects of the third vaccine dose.

"For me, the person standing in front of me is the Israeli prime minister. He promised me that he would help us and I am waiting for him to keep his promise. One in five people who are hospitalized has died," clarified the director of Rambam Hospital in Haifa, Dr. Miki Halbertl.

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The principals also said that "this is the longest wave we have had and the number of difficult and critical patients is very large, even without Corona we have an inconceivable load. There is a large load of patients on Acmo. "It is impossible not to limit the economy nor to meet the commitment or give us the supplement."

Another manager claimed that "this is a wave that has more massive mortality than all the waves. The team is eroded by the amount of deaths it sees. I'm afraid to get to the moment we choose who for women. To go up even further - we have no way to continue. "

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