Underground parking lot to change the new crown intensive care patient ward! An emergency doctor's selfie in the United States has caused a heated debate

A recent selfie taken by Jacob Kiberman, an emergency physician treating new coronary pneumonia in Warshaw County, Nevada, caught the attention of American netizens.
photo, he appears to be in an underground parking lot and is filled with ventilators.
the fall, Nevada's hospital admissions have risen sharply and the hospital's intensive care unit is nearing full, so the hospital has had to temporarily convert two floors of the underground parking lot into a ward for patients with new coronary pneumonia.
before the seriously ill were moved here, Jacob Kieberman used his cell phone to record a photo of his work here wearing a mask and protective clothing, which he posted on social media.
photo was immediately retweeted by netizens, including U.S. President Donald Trump, who said "it's as fake news as nevada's election count."
comment surprised many people.
3, Jacob Kieberman gave an interview to CNN.
selfie doctor: never thought I'd treat someone in the parking lot "It's not fake, now I'm working here."
" selfie doctor, Jacob Kieberman, responded that he was not only a doctor on the front line of the fight against neo-crown pneumonia, but also the medical director of the hospital's transfer and operations center.
said he never thought he would one day work in an underground car park, where more than 200 patients with new coronary pneumonia have been treated.
. Jacob Kiberman, U.S. doctor fighting new crown pneumonia: I took this picture before the patient was transferred, both to comply with national laws and to respect the patient, and I'm not going to take a picture of the patient.
We were just getting ready to treat the first patients, and soon our first patient came, and then we took in more than 200 patients in the parking lot, and I never thought I'd be in the parking lot to treat people.
's going to be tough, we're all at the point of collapse and our medical staff are really tired.
I was holding the hand of a patient with only one last breath left, and it was so hard that we had to call their relatives and friends and tell them that the patient would not go home.
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