A group of British Pakistani doctors are using new technology, and what they’ve learnt from fighting coronavirus in the UK – to help their counterparts in Pakistan who are trying to tackle the disease. Using telemedicine portals they’ve been holding patient consultations, and even virtual intensive care rounds. There have been around 240,000 cases, and close to 5,000 deaths from Covid-19 in Pakistan so far – though with low levels of testing the figure could be much higher. Secunder Kermani reports.
Coronavirus: The doctors helping save lives in two countries – BBC News
