Japan's health system is reportedly on the verge of collapse as the country struggles with the escalating coronavirus crisis.
One of the country's key medical associations claims those who are suffering from medical conditions such as strokes, heart attacks and external injuries are being turned away from hospitals as the health system prioritises coronavirus patients. Japan has allegedly run out of stockpiles of emergency medicine and there is not enough protective gear for medical workers as confirmed cases of the virus rise to 9,787.
We will have the Olympics. Please wake up ..it's shut down the whole world...
Meanwhile in Australia Twitter is in meltdown over a fu%^ng app.
Coronavirus update: Oh dear. Good luck to our Japanese friends. How can we help them from Oz? Our numbers are down, so we have some breathing space - so, what do they need? Can we do something?
I expect their hospitals are as quiet as ours. The ChiCom 🦠 is a hoax.
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