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Which is now in need of emergency help. this is the story of one of them. my name is sarah ouigley. i'm 48 years old. i have three children of my own and two stepchildren. and i'm from leicester. for the last nine years, sarah's worked as an emergency medicaltechnician, driving ambulances and saving lives. all right, i'll see you later. she was inspired to do the job after ambulance staff helped save her daughter's life when she became seriously unwell with a virus. because of their quick response and diagnosis and finding out what to do and what was going on, yeah, it could have been fatal an...

Drops and developed symptoms. >> i could see still then when i first glanced. it was just like i think it was just like -- felt like something was in it. >> reporter: judy spent nine days in the hospital until the infection in her left eye cleared. she still has her eye but not all of her vision. >> she's like measurable. i can't do anything, so she's even having a hard time enjoying any type of life. >> reporter: officials say the drops could be contaminated with what the government calls a rare and extensively drug-resistant strain of bacteria. dr. darlene miller of miami's baskin palmer eye...

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>> reporter: yeah, whitney, because we have to remember here that it's been three years of this endless cycle of lockdowns, mass testing and restrictions. and it's only getting worse. as we see these cases get to a new record high. it's driving a lot of fear, anger and confusion. that's why we are seeing these rare scenes of public dissent breaking out in several cities across china. there's no certainty in your day-to-day life. at any moment your home could be suddenly locked down, you could be sent to a quarantine camp for being identified as a covid case or a close contact. the conditions a...