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LatinNews Daily - 24 April 2020
MEXICO: Gov’t warns of saturation of hospitals, more Covid-19 deaths
On 23 April Deputy Health Minister Hugo López-Gatell admitted that public hospitals in some parts of Mexico are becoming saturated with coronavirus (Covid-19) patients and warned that there could be thousands more Covid-19 deaths in the country before the outbreak reaches its peak.
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