TV medical dramas to donate set supplies to hospitals fighting coronavirus rekinole

The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus.

'Casualty and Holby City are all about celebrating NHS heroism, so we are only too happy to help out and do what we can for the courageous and selfless real life medics battling this situation,' executive producer Simon Harper said.

'We are in discussion with local NHS services and will be donating personal protective equipment and other useful medical items to assist them.'



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'Casualty' is filmed in the Welsh capital, Cardiff, while 'Holby City' is recorded at Elstree Studios, just outside London.

The BBC did not provide any further information about what supplies it would donate or in what quantities.

'Casualty' and 'Holby City' have been running since 1986 and 1999, respectively, and production of both dramas has been halted for the first time in their history as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

At present, 2.5 billion people -- nearly a third of the world's population -- are under coronavirus-related movement restrictions. More than 19,000 have died from the disease, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University in the US.

In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment.

The death toll in the UK jumped by 87 in 24 hours, the Department of Health said, reaching 422 on Tuesday.

In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment. The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus. The death toll in the UK jumped by 87 in 24 hours, the Department of Health said, reaching 422 on Tuesday. 'Casualty and Holby City are all about celebrating NHS heroism, so we are only too happy to help out and do what we can for the courageous and selfless real life medics battling this situation,' executive producer Simon Harper said. 'Casualty' and 'Holby City' have been running since 1986 and 1999, respectively, and production of both dramas has been halted for the first time in their history as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus. At present, 2.5 billion people -- nearly a third of the world's population -- are under coronavirus-related movement restrictions. More than 19,000 have died from the disease, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University in the US. In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment. The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus. In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment. At present, 2.5 billion people -- nearly a third of the world's population -- are under coronavirus-related movement restrictions. More than 19,000 have died from the disease, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University in the US. In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment. The death toll in the UK jumped by 87 in 24 hours, the Department of Health said, reaching 422 on Tuesday. 'We are in discussion with local NHS services and will be donating personal protective equipment and other useful medical items to assist them.' At present, 2.5 billion people -- nearly a third of the world's population -- are under coronavirus-related movement restrictions. More than 19,000 have died from the disease, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University in the US. The BBC did not provide any further information about what supplies it would donate or in what quantities. 'We are in discussion with local NHS services and will be donating personal protective equipment and other useful medical items to assist them.' The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus. In the UK, as in other countries, hospitals are struggling to cope with an influx of patients, and some hospitals have reported a shortage of protective equipment. The BBC did not provide any further information about what supplies it would donate or in what quantities. The BBC, which produces the long-running hospital soaps, confirmed it was in discussions with local NHS hospitals to give away its protective equipment and any other useful medical supplies used during filming to aid the fight against the coronavirus. At present, 2.5 billion people -- nearly a third of the world's population -- are under coronavirus-related movement restrictions. More than 19,000 have died from the disease, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University in the US.

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