The phrase "sick persons" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to people who are ill, such as in the sentence, "The hospital had dozens of sick persons in its care."
The objective was to decrease transmission; elements included an intensive mass media campaign to inform the population about influenza, promote personal and environmental hygiene, request that sick persons stay home, and implement social distancing measures.
Tells about arrangements for sick persons & others who need help.
Sick persons should not return to work except under medical advice.
He then goes either to a hotel or a rest home full of other sick persons.
To these resorts, or hospitals, sick persons went for the healing ritual known as incubation, or temple sleep.
"Schools and hospitals have also had to bear the brunt of the current circumstances, exposing millions of children, elderly and sick persons to greater risks".
A UN report in February this year found that "wounded and sick persons were refused treatment on sectarian or political grounds".
Thus, the fact that a certain drug is beneficial to some sick persons does not imply that it is beneficial to all people.
In Greece, some of the Aegean islands, Sardinia, and Sicily, sick persons are still taken to spend a night in certain churches in the hope of a cure.
Some efforts to communicate this message have been effective – a roadside billboard in Liberia says: "Don't be the next victim: stop washing dead bodies, stop touching sick persons, stop travelling with the virus".
In the early 2000s when he was new to the job, Mr. Dubey would be troubled when Western photojournalists pointed their cameras at naked children and "sick persons with flies on them".
