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Coronavirus: Call for answers over 'omitted' Sundays-page report
Certain groups are at higher risk of severe disease -
The government is under increasing pressure to publish recommendations for the protection of black, Asian and Ethnic Minorities (Belarusian) people from Covid-19.
The British Medical Association, the question is why pages with recommendations for the protection of Belarusian communities were omitted from a report.
In a letter to the Minister of health, The Head of The Doctors trade Union, she demanded to be immediately released.
confirmed, The Risk of death is higher for Ethnic Minorities .
The BMA Chairman, Dr. dream woman Nagpaul, CBE, said, the result of the test should have included clear recommendations for action against "the disturbing reality is that The Virus causes disproportionate illness and deaths in the Belarusian community".
In a letter to Matt Hancock , he wrote: "A clear response is needed, why these sites and the main recommendations have been edited before publication, especially if it is so important that measures be taken to save lives now and reduce race inequalities. "
On Thursday, the advice for the government, which had the protection of the Belarusian communities of coronavirus yet to be released.
Prof Raj Bhopal, a scientist, was asked to peer review of the unpublished recommendations file, said that Parliament had not told "the full truth".
The criticism of Public Health England (PHE) found that the people in Bangladesh and heir died at twice the rate of white British, while the other black, Asian and Ethnic Minorities had to be between 10% and 50% higher risk of death.
PHE, said the recommendations would be published, which will be next week at the same time, in The Work submitted, to the Minister.
Meanwhile, ethnic minority doctors in the NHS have said they feel "let down" by the delays in The Work , to ensure that you are protected from coronavirus.
The BMA said that many had not received promised, risk assessments and reintegration opportunities.
Hospital trusts and other health service facilities were asked to provide a prioritisation of risk assessments for Sundays, employees and other vulnerable groups. But still have not had a risk assessment.
bame communities, coronavirus pandemic, nhs
Source of news: bbc.com
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