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186 families in Romania are in mourning today. They lost a father, uncle, sister or brother in the last 24 hours, killed by Covid. In Timișoara, the bodies of the deceased no longer fit in the morgue and were put into a refrigerated truck.
Concerned people pray for patients who are struggling with this terrible disease, in intensive care units, if they have taken a free bed. In many hospitals, patients wait in the hallways for one to be discharged. The dramatic thing is that the places in the morgue are also insufficient. The lifeless bodies began to be transported in refrigerated trucks because relatives could not collect them. In turn, they are sick or isolated.
In Timisoara, the morgues are full for the large number of people killed by COVID 19. The solution found by the hospital representatives is desperate but necessary: they have signed contracts with the funeral companies that provide them with refrigerated trucks.
A 50-seat shooting range is located in a stadium. Relatives of the deceased come here to identify the bodies, but this can take a few weeks, as most are also in solitary confinement.
Cristian Oancea, Manager of the Infectious Diseases Hospital “Victor Babeş” in Timişoara: “We only have two places for the COVID deceased and two places, maximum three for the non-Covid deceased. When we have a large volume of deaths, we cannot put them on the ground. So far, I have had 10 deaths in a weekend. Imagine 10 deaths in two places. “
Unfortunately, the situation is similar in many hospitals across the country and more and more families are mourning his death. In the latest report, 186 new deaths were reported, and since the start of the pandemic there are more than 9,200, including a 61-year-old nurse, head of ENT at Caracal hospital. And the number of hospital employees killed by COVID now exceeds 50.
And in Cluj, Doctors are fighting a seemingly endless battle to save those in the ATI COVID wards
Now I am 1174 years old.
Many serious cases need ongoing assistance.
Ciolpani ATI seats wanted
There is also a fight against the clock in the National Center for Leadership and Coordination of Intervention in Ciolpani. Caretakers go to extraordinary lengths for those who need intensive care.
“Do you have 3 free beds, less than ATI? Just a little … CNCCI Bucharest … available beds, ATI COVID … Are they ATI COVID beds? How many? I would like to speak with someone who knows the situation of the ATI beds. So it’s full and it really comes out. ”
This is how a call from a center operator looking for a bed for a seriously ill person sounds. And serious cases occur every hour.
Ludovic Orban: “Anyone who goes to an intensive care unit, I think, would wear a mask at night.”
The classrooms are full. New patients wait for a seat in the aisle.
In an attempt to stop the spread of the virus, more and more locations are being quarantined. It was the turn of the municipality of Alba Iulia.
Police: “I ask you to wear a mask as well.”
Driver: “We are prepared for everything, and in vain we put restrictions that the number is growing, it is growing.”
People over 65 can only go shopping between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Within the towns, traffic is allowed only between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., only for a well-founded reason.
The cities of Sebeş, Cugir, Blaj and Abrud, as well as the commune of Ciugud, were also closed.
And in Mureş, the abbot Ghelasie Ţepeş, from the Monastery of Saint Dimitrie of Sighişoara, known as the disciple of Arsenie Boca, was buried. He died after 10 days of intensive care, infected with SARS-VOC-2. Hundreds of believers from across the country gathered to say goodbye to him.
There is an epidemiological investigation in the monastery. Experts need to know how many people the abbot came into contact with before he was hospitalized.
