Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Flooding leads to partial evacuation of St. Catharines hospital  

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Part of the St. Catharines hospital emergency department has been evacuated because of a flood.

Niagara Health says a fire sprinkler line was pulled by a patient around 5:30 a.m. on Monday.

Flooding led staff to transfer 16 ER patients to other areas of the hospital.

The emergency department is still accepting walk-ins but ambulances have been temporarily redirected to the Greater Niagara General and Welland sites.

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