Hospitals overcrowded after Hurricane Beryl

Dr. Owais Durrani discusses the impact of Hurricane Beryl on local hospitals, highlighting the challenges of overcrowding and the measures being taken to manage the surge in patients.

[joebeezy]

It wouldn’t be if we didn’t have so many people using the ER as their primary care.

[cynthiamarchick]

Because all the doctors left Texas ?

[Anniebee]

Just the beginning. Hurricane season is becoming more intense and protracted

[karenchilders]

You all elected Abbott, even though this happens over and over with no solution

[Jamie-jgin]

Solution to these overcrowded ERs: eat less Whataburger and more greens. Heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure are all due to the fast food, sugar filled diet. People you control your own destiny.

[johngrant]

Texas seems to get overwhelmed on many fronts. May the Divine Hand of Providence hold them.

[sheilamcclellan]

There’s a shortage of (untainted) blood since the pandemic. Wonder why?

[CowboyConan]

People who love fossil fuels can love the heat and stronger hurricanes. We told you.

[sarahstarbuck]

Crazy how mainstream is ignoring Texas. Just like they did Lahaina

[bobbalcom]

U.S. citizens first.
"Illegals you have to wait until there's an open bed.
They're all full today.
Tomorrow all the way into next year doesn't look good either."

[jeffcook]

The hurricane shouldn't have taken ivermectin.