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A 10-year-old boy was not admitted to intensive care in Timisoara because there were no more beds. There was no room in Arad either, and the boy received with great difficulty the chance to live.
The boy was hospitalized in Arad and doctors contacted colleagues in Timiraoara to see if they could get him a bed for ATI. There was no room at the Victor Babeș Hospital in Timișoara, said the manager of the institution. Cristian Oancea, quoted by local publication Opinia Timișoara.
“We rejected a 10-year-old boy and he broke our souls because we no longer have places. By publicizing these cases, I try to draw attention to what we are going through. We will be actors in what is happening. We no longer have the strength of human resources, that beds can be supplemented, but a doctor is not trained overnight, it takes years. My colleagues have reached the end of their powers, and those who urge the world not to wear the mask should think. I also urge you: let’s think about what happens if our parents get infected. ” coach Cristian Oancea said.
Eventually the little boy was transferred from Arad to another medical unit in Oradea, where there were still beds.
The new wave of the pandemic is hitting hard and the health system will give way, added Oancea.
“We have to wait for weeks under pressure. The Romanian system is fragile. We have several front-line hospitals. The life-death struggle unfolds in intensive care beds. We expect a tough fight this fall. We expect solidarity. The second wave will hit us hard. The health system will not resist, we have done everything possible with humanity “ is the opinion of the director of the Timisoara hospital.
Cristian Oancea explained that patients end up in serious forms of illness because they stay home until the last moment for fear of hospitalization.
