NBC News has spoken to many doctors on frontlines of the war against the coronavirus pandemic in Spain. Many said that they were physically shattered and that the endless stream of patients had desperately affected their colleagues’ mental well-being.
"I don't see the end of this yet," he added."The results of that is very many dead."
Dr. Juan Gonzalez Armengol, 55, directs the emergency room team at San Carlos hospital in Madrid, where he has worked for 25 years. "We could have had more intensive-care-unit beds for them, so ventilation could have been given to more patients, and this would have saved lives," Barreiro said.
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