King’s College Hospital patients being sent to hotels to free up beds for critical Covid cases | Evening Standard

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-19 patients-some of them were taken to hotels.

The owner of the Best Western chain, London Hotel Group (LHG), will accommodate patients deemed to be leaving King’s College Hospital.

Official data show that the number of people who have died of Covid-19 in the UK has exceeded 81,960, and the medical service sector is under tremendous pressure.

A hospital spokesperson said: “In order to build the capacity to take care of a large number of patients in hospital, we have cooperated with a local hotel to temporarily receive mainly homeless patients. These patients are ready to leave the hospital safely and will be removed from the hospital. Further support the beneficiary community partners."

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An LHG spokesperson said that these patients “have recovered or recovered from Covid and are medically fit to be discharged” and therefore do not require special medical supervision.

At the same time, Boris Johnson and the head of the health department will be questioned about the launch of the coronavirus vaccine because people have warned to comply with lockdown restrictions to ease pressure on the NHS.

After facing Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer during the PMQ on Wednesday, the prime minister will be expelled by senior MPs from the liaison committee.

The Minister of Vaccine Science Nadhim Zahawi and the boss of the health sector who are critical to the stabbing plan will also be questioned by the Science and Technology Committee of the House of Commons. The latest NHS data show that as the introduction of the vaccine is the key to alleviating the British national blockade, 2,347,461 people in the UK have received the first dose of the vaccine.

Elsewhere, the NHS refused to accept a report from The Telegraph, which stated that vaccine rollouts were suspended in certain areas to allow other parts of the country to catch up. A spokesperson said: "In fact, all GP sites will receive vaccine distribution this week and next week."

Home Secretary Priti Patel is worried that current restrictions may not be enough to contain the virus. She said that because she supports stricter lockdown measures against the police, a small number of people "put the health of the country at risk." in".

She said at a Downing Street press conference on Tuesday that officials are moving swiftly to impose fines for people who have apparently violated coronavirus regulations. Since March, nearly 45,000 fixed penalty notices have been issued across the UK.

Martin Hewitt, chairman of the National Police Commissioner’s Committee, said that more police officers will dispatch special patrols to deal with violations of the rules, and community minister Robert Jenrick has also implemented this The statute addressed the parliament.

But the leader of the police group called on the government to clarify the "incredibly vague" regulations that saw two women wrongly fined for driving five miles from their home in Derbyshire to meet for a walk, while the prime minister went away from Downing. Seven miles of bicycle. street.

The latest data shows that as of Tuesday, another 1,243 people have died within 28 days of being positive for Covid-19.

Separate statistics on deaths by the British statistical agency (which mentions Covid-19 on the death certificate) and other data on deaths in recent days show that there are currently 99,000 deaths involving Covid-19 in the UK.

In other developments:

-The government faces an urgent appeal to urgently launch its national free school meal coupon program after the launch

-Tesco, Asda and Waitrose have become the latest supermarkets to take a tougher stance on customers who refuse to wear facial coverings that are not medically exempt.

-Data from the National Bureau of Statistics show that since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, more than 40,000 people have died in private homes in England and Wales.

– NHS Providers CEO Chris Hopson told members of Congress that the demand for health services may not reach its peak until early to mid-February.