> The hospital in Bergamo was not the only hospital in the area dealing with a lack of capacity and rationing of care. The same day, I heard from a manager in the Lombardy health care system, among the most advanced and well-funded in Europe, that he saw anesthesiologists weeping in the hospital hallways because of the choices they are going to have to make.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2020/03/13/opinion/coronavirus-c...
Again, nobody knows what the fuck is going on. Chill out, stop spreading panic and think critically about things. It’s okay to question stuff.
This is one of the articles in Italian, there are plenty if you look for the last 24h news.
https://it.notizie.yahoo.com/coronavirus-bergamo-terapia-int...
You are right that every country and region is different, but collection methods have nothing to do with the hospitals being flooded with sick people, that would be true if there were 1 or 1 million tests being administered.
It would be ridiculous to copy here the URL of all newspapers and TV channels in Europe. You can also easily find doctors and other personal in hospitals saying they are over capacity. You can also see how in China they had to build new hospitals.
If you need me to give you a citation to understand that this is a huge shitstorm for our health systems you are just stupid.
citation needed.
PS: you should easily be able to cite that statement in favor or in disfavor of your statement. Both citations will be equally valid and invalid.