The EU health care system was on the verge of collapse due to the crisis

Almost all of Europe is on the verge of collapse in the healthcare sector. In Germany, 94 percent of clinics may go bankrupt, the German press writes. Hospitals are unable to cover rising electricity bills.

France is not coping with the epidemic of influenza and coronavirus. Hospitals are critically understaffed. In the city of Chartres, doctors tired of overwork came to the administration with protests and demanded a review of their schedule.

A new outbreak of coronavirus has exacerbated the crisis in Britain. Patients are waiting for help in the hospital corridors for several days, but there is simply no one to treat them, because there is a wave of strikes in the country, including by doctors and ambulance drivers. But instead of supporting Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, he is ready to allow companies to fire those employees who go out to protest.

Earlier, the British press drew attention to the fact that British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak managed to face several serious problems at once in the new year.

One of the main ones was failures in the work of medical institutions, due to which up to five thousand patients die every week. The second problem was the record influx of migrants who cross the English Channel. The third problem journalists called the ongoing strikes of workers.