‘Elizabeth’, a front line out of hours GP in London, tells The Telegraph of the pressure she and her colleagues are under during CoronavirusOutbreak
“I’m at the coal face of this crisis and I’m seeing what's happening out there and it’s absolutely heartbreaking. I’m seeing lots more people than I ever was. It’s out of control. It’s the same picture again and again with the people who are presenting to me with symptoms of coronavirus - they all tell me it's as if someone is sitting on their chest. Others are also presenting with a loss of taste or smell.
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