Name: コロナウイルスパニックのバイヤーは、「恥じるべきである」とNHSのディレクターは、世界の指導者たちは穏やかな呼び出しとして言う (Coronavirus panic buyers ‘should be ashamed’ says NHS Director as world leaders call for calm)
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the landmarks of London, empty of crowds in an unprecedented way.

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In some places, you can count on one hand the number of people walking the streets.

These iconic places are now symbols of a country at a standstill.

So here we are Saturday afternoon, on a beautiful spring day, you'd expect tourists, demonstrators, all kinds of people to be walking through here with galleries, shops and restaurants closed.

It feels like being on a film set or on a postcard.

By contrast, the scenes in our supermarkets in the last fortnight have been pretty ugly.

One critical care nurse made a tearful appeal after being unable to buy fruit and veg.

He just strictly the shelves of basic foods.

Frankly, we should all be ashamed that that has to happen.

It's unacceptable thes air, the very people that we will a lead to look after, perhaps us or our loved ones.

In the weeks ahead, more food is arriving every day.

There's no shortage of food production at the crucial thing is that we need people.

Thio come down and buy only what they need and to think of others when they are purchasing.

The government insists it's not planning to introduce rationing, but it's backing supermarkets who impose limits on how many items customers combined.

Food manufacturers say they've increased production by 50%.

We may know, always be able to buy exactly the normal things that we would on that actually, there will be less choice than perhaps there has otherwise been.

There is a £1,000,000,000 more food in people's houses than there was three weeks ago, so we should make sure wait.

Some of it, such of the surreal times we live in a toilet roll has now become political.

Toilet roll is made here in this country on.

They're able to expand production very, very quickly, but that is an item.

Where to ensure that the good remained on the shelves of the supermarkets together took a position of putting an item limit.

But more important than household stores are hospital supplies, and there is some optimism.

Today, N Hs England announced it struck a major deal with private hospitals, meaning 20,000 qualified staff will be available to the N HS.

It'll also add 8000 more beds and 1200 ventilators across England.

But many areas of the UK are still in fear of the pressure yet to come.

MPs and Cornwall on whales have been asking tourists to stay away.

To avoid strain on health service is a week from now would have been the beginning of school Easter holidays.

There will be many families who still have holidays within the UK, booked up cottages by the sea and so on.

What is the government's advice to families about those holidays?

So pretty that we've given so far is we've the people should be socially isolating and the whole population should be limiting as faras possible social distancing.

The whole population should be distancing themselves a sw, far a cz possible.

This is all our problems alarm problem, and if we do it together, it will be an effective strategy.

This is the time in your lifetime where by your action for save somebody's life, it's a simple and a stock.

The British Medical Association has called on the prime minister to guarantee proper protection for N.

H s staff and says priority testing should be made available toe all health care workers.

I'm joined now by Dr Official Sharma from the B m.

We've heard a lot over the past few days about healthcare staff concerned.

They're not getting the proper protective equipment on not being given for priority for testing.

We've also had a lot of promises that both of those things are happening.

So there are differences between what the government recommends for stuff in your chest compared to one's done elsewhere in the world on Pete.

That's making you feel anxious about what they were getting, where they have access to appropriate equipment or not.

And they're certainly on the ground or some supply issues, even though there is supplies available nationally, when people need the supplies, they sometimes can't get them on.

This equipment is so essential to protect on the staff member involved, but also reduce the risk of transmission to other more patients and on the issue of testing what is happening.

So the testing in the moment and staff can't get access to testing, and this is a really important thing because of the moment we have numbers of staff across the country are self isolating because a family member may have had a febrile illness or a sore throat, which may on which may not be quite a vice related brush, that because they don't know what it is they're having to self isolate.

We need to have all the staff available we can to make sure they can treat patients and a long time.

And without that testing, we have people selfies I was looking for no reason and there have been promises that the testing will come.

But as we sit here now, it's not there in enough numbers at the moment.

This certainly is the capacity to do it in numbers that requires its being prioritized.

Patients would quite rightly, but we do need to ramp up the trust of the testing quite rapidly, for the staff can also be testing get back to work Now.

We know sadly from countries like Italy that many healthcare staff become infected, and in some instances that have died, what protection is there for all of those doctors that are being asked to come back into the N HS or students asked to help out what protection is there for those people?

So in the pension scheme, there are some aspects of protection you have if you die in service.

But unfortunately, we live in a scenario where lots of people have come out to the scheme either because they can't afford to pay into the scheme or because they've been forced out of taxation.

And what we'd like to see is the government actually makes a provision that if an energy s worker doesn't sadly die from from this disease, that actually their family will be supported and they won't be financially disadvantaged.

And obviously, we've heard today about this new deal with private hospitals that will provide a lot of staff on ventilators.

So as you heard, we're all in this together.

So we need to make sure we use all resources are available.

But the private providers, I've got an important role to play in this office.

They have capacity, attempts of beds in the staff.

We do, of course, need to make sure that staff are properly trained and the facilities are suitable for the use that we're hoping to use them for.

Well, Dr Michelle Sharma, thanks very much for talking to us today.

Silent streets, shuttered shops and cafes.

The reality of social distancing, which experts have warned, is likely to be needed for most of this year.

How far people learning to adapt are north of England.

Correspondent Claire Fallon reports from Livable Your birthday.

Rolls for the first time I've ever bought you loathe on celebrating, So not quite Just made this in her family plant.

I thought I just put a ban on the window so she could look out.

Just hard not to be able to be in contact.

Um, I actually had a message from a friend this morning on your friend's father died lots of far from me and 69.

Yeah, 1st 1 probably money that well here is quite boring.

The morning after the nights when things changed, people are still out and about.

コロナウイルスパニックのバイヤーは、「恥じるべきである」とNHSのディレクターは、世界の指導者たちは穏やかな呼び出しとして言う (Coronavirus panic buyers ‘should be ashamed’ says NHS Director as world leaders call for calm)

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