Italy’s health workers on edge of exhaustion in virus fight
Health workers of the Genoa White Cross wearing protective health masks and overalls prepare to pick up patients suspected of having contracted the Covid-19. The health workers in Italy are facing extreme fatigue as they battle the outbreak. – EPA pic, March 15, 2020.
A WORN-OUT nurse slumps over her keyboard in a widely shared image symbolic of the extreme fatigue that Italian healthcare workers are facing as they battle Europe’s worst outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic. The picture is of Elena Pagliarini, a nurse in the northern region of Lombardy which has been worst hit by the disease.
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