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public hospital safety measures are
tightened and patients were cleared from
the room as this infection gets underway
but medical staff across the country are
very worried about their own health
dozens of them have recently tested
positive for corona virus we spoke to a
doctor in a public hospital who didn't
want to be identified
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of cairo before it became a hot spot for
coronavirus over a week ago nearly 20
medical staff were infected officially
registered coronavirus cases suggest
that the infection rate has not sparked
yet but even before the country gets to
this grim milestone doctors are warning
there isn't enough personal protective
equipment or medical tests
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according to the World Bank there is
nearly one hospital bed for every 1000
Egyptians and local statistics say there
are around two doctors for every 1000
patients we managed to get this video
from a quarantine hospital where media
access is highly restricted there are
nearly 30 of them and they are said to
be well-equipped the doctor in the
Yellow suit is Mohammed he worked at
another hospital that had around 160
patients his words the government says
me as the pandemic ravaged other
countries Egypt has sent medical
supplies to Italy twice the move was
criticized for coming wine hospitals at
home are trying to cope with shortages
but the government disagrees and
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life in Cairo is more or less business
as usual in the morning but the bustling
city comes to a standstill at night due
to a nationwide curfew Egyptians have
not seen the worst of coronavirus yet
but with a population of over a hundred
million and the poorly funded healthcare
system the scenario can be scary if
numbers swell
Selina Beale BBC News Cairo
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