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COVID: Germany calls in air force to transfer ICU patients | News | DW - Vimarsana News

COVID: Germany calls in air force to transfer ICU patients | News | DW

Health Minister Jens Spahn said that military transfers of COVID patients to quieter ICUs could be done "once, or twice, but not indefinitely." Without other steps, he said the health system could become overstretched.

Source: dw.com
Heading into winter, how are other countries in Europe coping with the latest Covid wave? - Vimarsana News

Heading into winter, how are other countries in Europe coping with the latest Covid wave?

Germany reported its biggest daily increase in cases since the start of the pandemic yesterday.

'Grave concern' over Covid in Europe as German cases soar - Vimarsana News

'Grave concern' over Covid in Europe as German cases soar

The World Health Organization expressed "grave concern" Thursday over the rising pace of coronavirus infections in Europe, as Germany registered its biggest daily increase since the start of the pand…

Source: rfi.fr
'Grave concern' over Covid in Europe as German cases soar - Vimarsana News

'Grave concern' over Covid in Europe as German cases soar

The World Health Organization expressed "grave concern" Thursday over the rising pace of coronavirus infections in Europe, as Germany registered its biggest daily increase since the start of the pand…

'Grave concern': Covid cases soar in Germany - Vimarsana News

'Grave concern': Covid cases soar in Germany

The World Health Organization expressed "grave concern" Thursday over the rising pace of coronavirus infections in Europe, as Germany registered its biggest daily increase since the start of the pandemic. "We are, once again, at the epicentre," WHO Europe director Hans Kluge told a press conference. He warned that according to "one reliable projection" the current trajectory would mean "another half a million Covid-19 deaths" by February.