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President of Ahwaz University of Medical Sciences: We had to put patients to sleep in the hospital corridor

Sep 2, 2021, 13:11 GMT+1

Farhad Abolnejadian, President of Ahwaz University of Medical Sciences: We are facing a severe shortage of hospital beds and currently 3,000 patients are hospitalized in Khuzestan. Last night, Razi Hospital did not have a bed and we had to put patients to bed in the hospital corridor. Currently, eight cities in Khuzestan do not have hospitals

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