Name: ABCニュースプライム。ニューオーリンズの死亡率、ボリス・ジョンソンのICUでの死亡率、ヒドロキシクロロキンの議論 (ABC News Prime: New Orleans death rate, Boris Johnson in ICU, hydroxychloroquine debate)
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just hearing at this moment, the prime minister has been taken into intensive care unit a stunning announcement today, the first global leader stricken with Corona virus now in intensive care.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson handing over control of the government here in the U.

You're on the front lines inside in New York City hospital, ground zero for this pandemic.

While other hot spots, including New Orleans, continue to flare.

That city has some of the highest cove in 19 death rates anywhere.

And yet we continue to see images of packed public places.

Churches still holding service, some refusing to realize flattening the curve requires cooperation from a soul.

Well, this is the week it is being compared to Pearl Harbor, D Day and 9 11 While top officials warn that we will see the worst of the pandemic this week, it is also Holy Week, and regardless of your religion or belief system in the midst of fear, there is hope here in hard hit New York.

Both the governor and mayor of New York City, suggests it is possible we're starting to flatten the curve.

And then there's this astounding number in New York state this weekend, a victim of Corona virus died every 2.5 minutes.

We begin here in New York City, the epicenter of this worldwide pandemic.

Governor Cuomo's message today the curve might be flattening, But don't let down your guard.

ABC News Live anchor Tom Thomas leads us off tonight with a look at the battle being waged inside hospitals across this city tonight, a look inside the cavernous Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.

Teams of military doctors taking in patients checking temperatures, monitoring ventilators.

But New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says even this will not be enough.

He's calling for the Navy hospital ship the Comfort to start accepting covert cases.

Today there are only about 40 patients of any kind on the massive ship.

I'm going to call the president this afternoon and ask him to shift the comfort from non co vid to covert, The surgeon general says.

The next week is going to be our Pearl Harbor moment.

It's gonna be the hardest moment for many Americans in their entire lives.

In New York state, more than 4700 have died from the Corona virus.

It's very hard to see the number of deaths were having.

It's frightening, and it's disturbing that amount of loss.

The death rate here may be slowing the rigorous social distancing possibly paying off.

The governor say New York is nearing the apex and the curve, maybe flattening total number of hospitalizations or down the ice.

You admissions air down and the daily intubation zehr down those a roll.

Uh, we change or we're not compliant on social distancing.

But even so, hospitals here are overwhelmed, pushed a capacity and beyond pretty much the entire emergency departments of hot sound of this trial, Dr John Marshall took ABC News inside my monitors hospital in Brooklyn.

Right now, the doctor's team now includes volunteers from a SW far away is Utah.

We're working on the assumption it almost every picture from at this point, one of the health care workers on the front lines.

Nurse riff commence Her day starts at 5 a.m. Managing other nurses and caring for endless patients work that stresses the mind, body and soul.

I mean, we don't know the answers across the country off battle to save lives This is Dr Ali Raja in Boston.

Just a couple of days ago, in 18 hour shift, I intubated 10 patients, which is more than I've ever done it.

One shift in my entire life to Dr Michael Cuba in New Orleans.

The only mistake we could make as a as a department in the emergency room or a hospital or health system in this region is to be under underprepared and things to continue to get worse.

New Jersey today reaching a grim milestone, 1000 deaths.

T s in Teaneck, New Jersey, working around the clock, this crude just picked up a person who has tested positive for Pope in 19.

They tell me they're how that person is having some trouble breathing.

But they say they respond to calls like this every couple of minutes.

In Iowa City, Irena Yoder brought her 18 year old son, Dmitri, to the E.

I wouldn't let anything happen to my son.

Twice they went, and twice Dmitri was admitted, his mother says Doctor sent him home, not wanting him to possibly infect other patients there.

She says he later tested positive, but slowly he got better.

I'm just glad to be recovering finally, and Tom Yama joins us now from Brooklyn.

So Tom Howard, doctors and nurses of the Brooklyn Hospital, describing the situation that's playing out in front of them every day.

Say it's like something they've never seen before.

One doctor here, the head of the surgery department, says it's both inspiring and terrifying.

He says it's inspiring to see his workers, his staff come here 30 days without a day off and treat endless patients.

But he says it's terrifying because of the way this virus attacks some people and how in tax So quickly.

In tonight, Governor Cuomo announced that the president agreed to make additional hospital beds available to treat Kobe 19 patients.

You gotta remember the comfort has 1000 beds in that naval hospital ship.

But when we checked early today, there were only about 40 patients.

They need that ship to be able to see Kobe.

The president also saying patients from New Jersey will also be brought in.

But, Lindsay, we have to remember the ship came here with a different mission to treat non covert 19 patients.

They're gonna have to adapt like so many across this country who are now meeting this challenge.

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