Name: 'It's just call after call': California 911 dispatcher – News
Uploaded: 2021-01-07T19:05:14.000Z
Duration: 2 min 2 s
Description: Thousands of YouTube videos with English-Chinese subtitles! Now you can learn to understand native speakers, expand your vocabulary, and improve your pronunciation...

Adverbs of degree

California in crisis with coronavirus cases and deaths surging so high 911 dispatchers can't keep up, and it's just call after call after call.

The amount of 911 calls we receive and send our ambulances to is just out of control.

M s workers then wait sometimes up to four hours until their patient is admitted with hospital beds near capacity.

And I see you workers in short supply, many sick with co vid themselves like it.

USCs Keck School of Medicine, where Carl Chazanov ski is an ER doctor.

This is the worst medical disaster that I've seen in over 30 years of practicing an emergency medicine.

On Monday, to stark memos were issued by the L.

A County Emergency Medical Services Agency.

One instructed paramedics to conserve their use of oxygen.

The other told them not to bring patients to hospitals who appeared to have little chance of survival.

The steepness of the slyness frightening.

A County public health director, Dr Barbara Ferrer, on Monday blamed holiday parties and travel for a spike so high in her area it is killing one person every 15 minutes with L A County on its way to possibly more than 1000 deaths a week.

We're likely to experience the worst conditions in January that we face the entire pandemic, and that's hard to imagine.

California is one of four states that have detected the new variant of the virus first found in the UK, the others being New York, Florida and Colorado.

A residents to quote, take every precaution possible as one in five people in the county have tested positive, assume that this deadly invisible virus is everywhere.

Looking for a willing host for those feeling isolated after months of strict measures for rare reminded L.

 A residents that it's quote better to be lonely than to be sick. 

Subtitles ListPlay Video

'It's just call after call': California 911 dispatcher – News

entire

assume

pandemic

practice