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China-Viral Pneumonia/Infected Medic
Wuhan City, Hubei Province, central China - Jan 26, 2020 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Wuhan Union Hospital
2. Sign board showing "Infectious Disease Department"
3. Reporter from China Central Television (CCTV) walking upstairs
4. CCTV reporter opening protective jump suit
5. Fast motions of medical staff helping CCTV reporter wearing isolation equipment
6. Various of nurses working
7. Hospital corridor
8. Doctor talking to CCTV reporter
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"We have their WeChat accounts and phone numbers so as to have convenient communication."
9. Doctor calling isolated-patient through video link
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"Let's have video chat. They are in Room No.1. Can you see us?"
10. CCTV reporter talking to isolated-patient
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Hello."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"We are here paying you a visit."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Thanks a lot."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"How are you?"
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I feel well."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Do your family know your condition?"
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I've told my family. They have been aware of my condition."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Could you please talk about it again through video, also letting general public know."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I feel I'm in relatively good condition. My fever is gone and I don't cough so often. I eat well and my mental condition is well. I believe the virus will be defeated after a while, so don't panic."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Could you please show us your ward through WeChat?"
11. Zhang showing ward through WeChat
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Here is my bed. I haven't made it. Sorry about that."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"No worries."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Nurse brings some food for us. We don't go out, just stretching my body next to my bed. In my room, there is an air disinfectant machine working 24 hours per day. And a colleague of mine over there has similar light symptoms with me, so we are arranged in one room. This is my colleague. But he has not told his family. Please don't interview him."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Sure."
12. Zhang gesturing "OK","good" from isolation ward
A video footage taken by China Central Television (CCTV) on Sunday showed a novel coronavirus-infected medic gestured "OK" from an isolation ward in Wuhan Union Hospital, central China Hubei Province, optimistic about overcoming the virus.
Of 115 patients who are being treated in the hospital, 14 are medical workers who were unfortunately sickened while combating against the epidemic outbreak.
A CCTV coverage team was allowed to enter the isolation area on Sunday, offering the general public an insight of forefront of the fight against the epidemic.
Before stepping into the isolation area, the reporter was required to strictly take protective measures, wearing equipment from protective jump suit, face mask, goggles, to shoe covers and gloves.
One of the infected-medical workers is Zhang Changsheng who was infected with the novel coronavirus in frequently contacting with infected patients and overwhelmed by heavy workload.
Medics check them from time to time through video link to ensure he is in good condition.
According to Zhang, the ward has two beds with his co-workers who has similar light symptom living together, and is equipped with an air disinfectant machine running for a full 24 hours per day.
He said his family has been aware of his condition, solacing people with confidence of beating the disease.
As of 24:00 Saturday, the epidemic has claimed 56 lives, while 49 patients have been cured and discharged from hospital, according to the National Health Commission (NHC).
By far, a total of 1,975 confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) have been reported, of which 324 were critical cases.
Teams of medical workers from hospitals nationwide has embarked their journey to Hubei Province, the center of the epidemic, joining the combat against the novel coronavirus.
China-Viral Pneumonia/Infected Medic
Dateline : Jan 26, 2020
Location : Wuhan,Hubei,China
Duration : 2'37
Wuhan City, Hubei Province, central China - Jan 26, 2020 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Wuhan Union Hospital
2. Sign board showing "Infectious Disease Department"
3. Reporter from China Central Television (CCTV) walking upstairs
4. CCTV reporter opening protective jump suit
5. Fast motions of medical staff helping CCTV reporter wearing isolation equipment
6. Various of nurses working
7. Hospital corridor
8. Doctor talking to CCTV reporter
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"We have their WeChat accounts and phone numbers so as to have convenient communication."
9. Doctor calling isolated-patient through video link
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"Let's have video chat. They are in Room No.1. Can you see us?"
10. CCTV reporter talking to isolated-patient
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Hello."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"We are here paying you a visit."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Thanks a lot."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"How are you?"
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I feel well."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Do your family know your condition?"
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I've told my family. They have been aware of my condition."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Could you please talk about it again through video, also letting general public know."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"I feel I'm in relatively good condition. My fever is gone and I don't cough so often. I eat well and my mental condition is well. I believe the virus will be defeated after a while, so don't panic."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Could you please show us your ward through WeChat?"
11. Zhang showing ward through WeChat
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Here is my bed. I haven't made it. Sorry about that."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Doctor (name not given):
"No worries."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Zhang Changsheng, novel coronavirus-infected medic:
"Nurse brings some food for us. We don't go out, just stretching my body next to my bed. In my room, there is an air disinfectant machine working 24 hours per day. And a colleague of mine over there has similar light symptoms with me, so we are arranged in one room. This is my colleague. But he has not told his family. Please don't interview him."
UPSOUND (Chinese) Wang Yu, CCTV reporter:
"Sure."
12. Zhang gesturing "OK","good" from isolation ward
A video footage taken by China Central Television (CCTV) on Sunday showed a novel coronavirus-infected medic gestured "OK" from an isolation ward in Wuhan Union Hospital, central China Hubei Province, optimistic about overcoming the virus.
Of 115 patients who are being treated in the hospital, 14 are medical workers who were unfortunately sickened while combating against the epidemic outbreak.
A CCTV coverage team was allowed to enter the isolation area on Sunday, offering the general public an insight of forefront of the fight against the epidemic.
Before stepping into the isolation area, the reporter was required to strictly take protective measures, wearing equipment from protective jump suit, face mask, goggles, to shoe covers and gloves.
One of the infected-medical workers is Zhang Changsheng who was infected with the novel coronavirus in frequently contacting with infected patients and overwhelmed by heavy workload.
Medics check them from time to time through video link to ensure he is in good condition.
According to Zhang, the ward has two beds with his co-workers who has similar light symptom living together, and is equipped with an air disinfectant machine running for a full 24 hours per day.
He said his family has been aware of his condition, solacing people with confidence of beating the disease.
As of 24:00 Saturday, the epidemic has claimed 56 lives, while 49 patients have been cured and discharged from hospital, according to the National Health Commission (NHC).
By far, a total of 1,975 confirmed cases of pneumonia caused by the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) have been reported, of which 324 were critical cases.
Teams of medical workers from hospitals nationwide has embarked their journey to Hubei Province, the center of the epidemic, joining the combat against the novel coronavirus.
ID : 8133796
Published : 2020-01-27 01:25
Last Modified : 2020-01-29 11:45:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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