Under the seventh wave of Japan's epidemic, emergency resources are tense for more than 35 hours before being sent to the hospital

Medical resources are tight under the seventh wave of the new crown epidemic (screenshot of Tokyo Broadcasting Corporation in Japan)

Overseas Network, August 10th. According to a report by the Tokyo Broadcasting Corporation of Japan on the 10th, Japan's medical resources are tense under the current seventh wave of new crown epidemic, and patients with first -aid patients have been taken to the hospital for more than 35 hours.

The Tokyo Fire Department said that the emergency response request of the new crown patients in Tokyo reached 1704 last week, of which 88 were taken to the hospital for more than 5 hours, which was 22 times a month ago.Among them, a new crown patient in his 70s took 35 hours and 47 minutes from calling an ambulance to the hospital after being injured.

Japanese media said that as of 11 am on August 10, the ambulance rate of the Tokyo Fire Department had exceeded 96%, and the emergency response situation was very urgent.(Overseas network Zhang Ni)

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