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Coronavirus: Spanish hospital video sees patients in corridors 'waiting days for beds'

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A shocking video appears to show coronavirus patients lining the corridors of a hospital as the COVID-19 pandemic results in a three-day wait for a bed in Spain.

The clip was recorded in the Hospital of Albacete in the region of Castilla La Mancha, where 88 patients were hospitalised on Tuesday.

In the video, patients in gurneys can be seen lining the corridors of the hospital, with others sitting on chairs. The woman recording can be heard saying “people are lying on the ground because they said they were exhausted”.

She says that she was sharing the images as a call for the authorities to react to the situation because the sick patients have no voice and are being ignored.

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