The president of a U.S. health care system says it would be a disaster if the rate of infection with the coronavirus remained the same

Esmail Porsa, president and chief executive officer of Harris Health System in Houston, Texas, told the media on August 12 that the number of new patients at his hospital was “very bad.”

In just five weeks, The Harris Health System Has Admitted The Same Number Of coronavirus Patients As It Did For MonthS During The Last Outbreak, And Most Hospital Systems In TexaS Are Overcrowded, Porza Told Reporters.

Since January 1, 98 percent of coronavirus patients received by Harris Health System have not been vaccinated against coronavirus, Porsa said. He stressed that at the current rate of infection, no measures will be able to contain the spread of the pandemic, which would be a disaster.