Do two Indian COVID-19 patients share a hospital bed?

This will of course cause cross-infection. You know, COVID-19 is very contagious. If these two patients share a bed, one will be infected by the other soon after recovery, and it is difficult for both of them to recover. COVID-19 kept going back and forth, showing no sign of control. Besides, compared with other countries in the world, their situation seems to be worse. Both medical facilities and medical staff are almost exhausted. Even in COVID-19, patients' beds are shared by two people.

This practice can easily lead to cross-infection. You know, when COVID-19 first appeared in Wuhan, Hubei, it was very contagious. Many patients have no beds and can't get treatment. At that time, in order to control COVID-19 effectively and quickly, the state built two hospitals, Vulcan Mountain and Raytheon Mountain, overnight for follow-up treatment. In just a week or so, patients were treated one after another, and the country also sent medical troops to station, which made great efforts and contributions to fighting the epidemic.

The purpose of building these two hospitals is to isolate more patients. Although these two hospitals are built quickly, the equipment inside is absolutely first-class, and each patient will have a separate bed and equipment to use. It is precisely because of this that the epidemic situation in our country will be controlled so quickly and a satisfactory answer will be handed over to the world. It can also be seen that if two people share a hospital bed, it will only make the epidemic more difficult to control, and it is better to simply isolate at home.

See here really can't help but shout? Great for my country? Our country is truly people-oriented at all times and based on the interests of the people in all cases. How lucky we are to live in such a country. I believe that no country in the world will be like us.