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Eh now, what makes you think it's some kind of social-control psyche-op...?!
 

Coronavirus: Birmingham's Nightingale hospital 'has no patients'.



'Birmingham's Nightingale hospital is "not being used at all" 10 days after it was opened by the Duke of Cambridge.
Set up inside the National Exhibition Centre (NEC), the site is intended to take up to 500 coronavirus patients at a
time from 23 Midlands hospitals.

The chief executive of University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust said it was a "good thing" the hospital
had not received patients. It showed the NHS had "absorbed" the extra pressure Dr David Rosser said...'

BBC:

Exeter’s NHS Nightingale hospital moved from Westpoint Arena to new location.



'The NHS Nightingale hospital which is being built in Exeter to help combat the coronavirus pandemic
will no longer be at Westpoint Arena, it has been announced.

It was decided that a site the size of Westpoint was not required due to the lower-than-expected transmission
rates of COVID-19 in the South West. Instead, NHS Nightingale Exeter will be based at the former Homebase
store in Sowton industrial estate...'

ITV.com

Staff slam empty London Nightingale hospital as a 'complete waste of money' as patients drop to
a 'ludicrously low' 26.



'The number of patients being treated at the NHS's new showcase Nightingale Hospital fell to just 26 last week
after managers failed to tackle a chronic nursing shortage. 

A source at the 3,600-bed flagship facility told The Mail on Sunday the 'ludicrously low' number of Covid19 victims
had shattered morale among medical staff and claimed the Nightingale was 'a complete waste of money and resources'. 

The 26 patients are being looked after on a single ward by up to 180 medical practitioners and welfare staff, many of
whom are being accommodated at hotels near the hospital in London's Docklands...'