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We re back in eye of storm : NHS boss issues warning as hospital admissions top first peak

The country is "back in the eye of the storm", according to the head of the NHS

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Hospitals in Britain overwhelmed by new Covid-19 peak, mutated virus spikes daily cases to record numbers

Hospitals in Britain overwhelmed by new Covid-19 peak, mutated virus spikes daily cases to record numbers Updated Dec 29, 2020 | 17:40 IST According to the figures from National Health Service, 20,426 patients were being treated in hospitals on Monday, compared to 18,974 recorded on April 12 during the first peak of the pandemic this year. People stroll in public places amid the Covid-19 pandemic in London. | File photo | Photo Credit: AP London: The UK is back in the eye of the storm , the head of the NHS said on Tuesday as the country s health chiefs warned that hospitals were being overwhelmed by a surge in the COVID-19 pandemic, largely driven by a new highly transmissible variant of coronavirus, which has seen clinic admissions surpass the first peak.

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Hospitals running out of oxygen and housing patients in tents as NHS is overwhelmed, medics warn

Hospitals running out of oxygen and could house Covid patients in tents, medics warn Patient admissions expected to rise further after UK sees record number of coronavirus cases for second day running NHS hospitals are running out of oxygen, medics claimed on Tuesday as they began planning to set up makeshift tents to try and cope with an influx of coronavirus patients. Areas hit hardest by the second wave of the virus began cancelling cancer treatments as well as elective surgery amid fears that seriously ill patients were again avoiding Accident and Emergency departments. Patients were having to be moved more than 65 miles to the nearest hospital with intensive care capacity, medics warned.

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UK hospitals being overwhelmed by new Covid-19 peak: Officials

UK hospitals being overwhelmed by new Covid-19 peak: Officials
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As U K coronavirus cases hit record high, health care workers say they are overwhelmed

As U K coronavirus cases hit record high, health care workers say they are overwhelmed
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