This is the story of one small intensive care team in one hospital at the very heart of the country's Corona virus outbreak in the town of Cremona, just south of Milan.

In the morning, viewers may find our international editor Lindsey Wilson's report distressing.

Think what it's like to be a doctor or nurse In the epicenter of the epicenter, Carla Mice, Trini and her colleagues have lost track of the hours they're working in the intensive care unit of Cremona Hospital Corona virus patients have placed on their fronts while being ventilated, so gravity helps the oxygen get into their bloodstream.

That's the normal protocol for a patient with acute pneumonia, but it's not working on The staff.

Don't know why 107 patients have died of Corona virus in this hospital group out of 845 admitted.

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Requested from William Cremona Hospital, has been handling Corona virus patients from the beginning.

That's more than three weeks now.

They put up a triage tent outside, so you know someone put a secret.

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My quest is serious because your pain they've turned the Pullman Ology department into a sub intensive care unit with another 30 beds, these patients have a better chance.

Another worry is that while the elderly are more vulnerable, young people are also getting the virus.

Thanks to the care he received, the 23 year old survived a boost for medical staff under acute strain.

Because it's you perform your school kids start school on my own today, the Italian government said.

The upward trend of the epidemic waas slowing finally, a dimmer of hope for the hard pressed medical staff of Cremona.