Liege, Belgium - 27 March 2020
1. Mid of doctors inside and outside coronavirus patient room
2. Mid of doctors inside coronavirus patient room
3. Doctor outside room talking through microphone
4. Doctors inside room listening
5. SOUNDBITE (French) Julien Guntz, Liege hospital Intensive Care Unit head doctor:
"The situation is under control, we dedicated specific units only to handle patients with Covid disease, and we currently have enough free beds to welcome all patients who will require them and we have the maximum means possible at our disposal"
6. Wide of patient inside room with sign reading (French): "COVID-19 suspect"
7. Close of sign
8. SOUNDBITE (French) Julien Guntz, Liege hospital Intensive Care Unit head doctor:
"The problem really is the number of patients, because patients heavily affected can stay several weeks at the intensive care unit. So if we get only a few this is not an issue, but when a lot are coming and we already have a lot of patients in, and who are here for a long time, this is a real challenge. That is what we see in other country, the issue is the massive flow of patients to handle and that is why confinement is so important, so we don't have too many heavy patients to handle simultaneously"
9. Wide of doctors inside coronavirus patient room
10. Close of sign reading (French): "COVID-19 confirmed"
11. Close of medic injecting medication
13. Wide of room
14. Medium of patient lying in bed inside treatment room
15. Close of patient's feet
16. Wide of doctors
17. Various exteriors of Liege hospital