These are repurposed bin bags. They have just been sent to a GP practice as official PPE.

Thank you, @drTeaLady for sharing.

@MattHancock please can you explain as a matter of urgency why, in the midst of the Covid second wave, NHS staff are being issued with bin bags?
These are repurposed bin bags. They have just been sent to a GP practice as official PPE.Thank you, @drTeaLady for sharing. @MattHancock please can you explain as a matter of urgency why, in the midst of the Covid second wave, NHS staff are being issued with bin bags?
These are repurposed bin bags. They have just been sent to a GP practice as official PPE.Thank you, @drTeaLady for sharing. @MattHancock please can you explain as a matter of urgency why, in the midst of the Covid second wave, NHS staff are being issued with bin bags?
Original tweet below. Thank you Dr Hadden for highlighting this. https://twitter.com/drtealady/status/1326245694873726976
This matters as staff are at v high risk of infection when removing PPE. We minimising the risks by breaking the thin neck straps of proper PPE aprons, ensuring we avoid lifting & smearing dirty plastic over our heads.

But how exactly do you do this with a bin bag, @MattHancock?
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