UK woman arrested for filming inside empty hospital
https://www.infowars.com/posts/UK-woman-arrested-for-filming-inside-empty-hospital/
A woman in the UK was arrested by police after she filmed a video in an almost completely empty hospital and posted it online.
While the footage shows the inside of hospital to be virtually empty, UK health authorities have continually asserted that the NHS is at risk of being "overwhelmed" as a result of rising COVID-19 patients.-- PJW
That's what hospitals look like at night regardless. Most wards are empty because they have a specific purpose that only needs to be open during the day.
1. Outpatient wards are for people who don't have overnight stays. Which is where she's filming.
2. A&E depts are always quiet at night (I've been several times myself). They'd be even more quiet when pubs are closed because most night admissions are for people who are drunk.
3. Why do none of these people filming ever go to Covid intensive care wards or high dependency units?
There was a video of a guy bawling and shouting in a New York hospital about it being empty and he was there in the middle of the night and never went past the reception desk.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0Yeah, when I worked in Histopathology more than 30 years ago the morgue was no less active than many wards at night.
That's what hospitals look like at night regardless. Most wards are empty because they have a specific purpose that only needs to be open during the day.1. Outpatient wards are for people who don't have overnight stays. Which is where she's filming.
2. A&E depts are always quiet at night (I've been several times myself). They'd be even more quiet when pubs are closed because most night admissions are for people who are drunk.
3. Why do none of these people filming ever go to Covid intensive care wards or high dependency units?There was a video of a guy bawling and shouting in a New York hospital about it being empty and he was there in the middle of the night and never went past the reception desk.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
LOL. The patients don't just go away because it's nighttime lol. That's a retarded argument. The hospitals are supposed to be "overflowing" with sick covid patients.
I just asked my brother (he works at a hospital in Maine).
47% capacity, hardly the statistic the Left would want you to believe.
Originally posted by eThneoLgrRnae
LOL. The patients don't just go away because it's nighttime lol. That's a retarded argument. The hospitals are supposed to be "overflowing" with sick covid patients.
They do in outpatient wards. Which is where she's filming. You can literally see it written on one of the notices she zooms in on.
https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/going-into-hospital/outpatients-and-day-patients/
Do you genuinely have no idea how hospitals work? They don't just put patients into wards at random. Wards are specific to certain medical disciplines. Most of which don't have overnight stays and are by appointment which only happen during the day.
Originally posted by jaden_2.0he understands very well he is just trolling as usual.
They do in outpatient wards. Which is where she's filming. You can literally see it written on one of the notices she zooms in on.https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/hospitals/going-into-hospital/outpatients-and-day-patients/
Do you genuinely have no idea how hospitals work? They don't just put patients into wards at random. Wards are specific to certain medical disciplines. Most of which don't have overnight stays and are by appointment which only happen during the day.