Figure 1:
  1. Chest posteroanterior view at presentation showing bilateral mainly mid and lower zonal patchy airspace and ground glass opacities, highly suggestive of COVID pneumonia.
  2. Portable antero-posterior view of the chest three weeks after admission showing right sided tension pneumothorax with collapsed right lung and leftward shift of trachea and mediastinum.
  3. Portable antero-posterior view of the chest in the same day after insertion of right sided chest tube showing almost complete expansion of the right lung, significant reduction of right sided pneumothorax and minimal surgical emphysema in the right lateral chest wall.
  4. Computed Tomography of the chest (CT chest) showing the right sided chest tube in-situ, moderate right sided pneumothorax, mild right sided pleural effusion and persistent bilateral ground glass opacities and pneumonic consolidation due to COVID 19.