Inside a Greek coronavirus ward: how debt-ridden nation is beating the disease

By Vania Turner, Richard Sprenger,
Achilleas Zavallis, Charlie Phillips and Katie Lamborn

Despite a decade-old financial crisis that has crippled its hospitals, Greece appears to be keeping its coronavirus outbreak under control, with a far lower death toll than many other European nations. Dr Yota Lourida, Infectious Diseases specialist at Sotiria hospital in Athens, explains how it dealt with the crisis, and the steps taken by the country to mitigate against potentially catastrophic outcomes