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Influenza A Surge Strains New Zealand Hospitals

Hospitals, general practitioners, and ambulance services in New Zealand are under severe pressure due to a surge in Influenza A cases, leading to patients facing corridor beds and waits of up to 10 hours.

21 Aug, 17:00 — 21 Aug, 17:00
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nz-heraldMostly Factual3d ago

Influenza A surge: Flu patients face corridor beds and 10-hour waits

Doctors warn flu pressure is straining hospitals, GPs and ambulance services.

By Eva de Jong

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