Love Island 's Dr Alex George has explained what it's like to be working on the NHS frontline amid the coronavirus pandemic.
He opened up on his fears of how health workers will cope if the number of people infected continues to rise, with some staff already working seven days a week.
He also revealed the cleaning process and protective gear that they have to change each time they treat a patient is tripling the time it takes to treat people.
He told The Sun : “I've been testing around eight patients a shift - and the NHS can easily cope with that level, but if we start seeing 50 or 60 a day, the pressure will be on.
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