Gas pipework issue at already delayed maternity hospital
Gas pipework issue at already delayed maternity hospital
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Bu içerikte, Belfast’in uzun süredir ertelenen yeni doğum hastanesindeki tıbbi gaz borularıyla ilgili yeni bir sorunun ortaya çıktığı ve Sağlık Bakanı’nın bunu doğruladığı belirtilmektedir. Sorunun hastanenin izole bir bölümüyle sınırlı olduğu düşünülmektedir. Zaten birçok erteleme yaşanan hastanenin açılması için umutlar olmasına rağmen, son aylarda su sistemlerinde yüksek miktarda bakteri bulunması nedeniyle daha fazla gecikmeyle karşı karşıya olduğu belirtilmektedir. Ayrıca, bağımsız bir soruşturmanın yapılması için çağrıda bulunulmuş ve potansiyel olarak tehlikeli bakterilerin hastanenin 459 su çıkışında bulunduğu belirtilmiştir. Sağlık Bakanı, gün içinde başka bir sorunla karşılaştığını ve bu sorunun “tamamen şok edici” olduğunu ifade etmiştir.
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A new issue with medical gas pipework at Belfast’s long-delayed new maternity hospital has emerged, the Health Minister has confirmed.
Mike Nesbitt told the Assembly that the scale of the problem is believed to be limited to an isolated section of the hospital.
The hospital, at the Royal Victoria site in Belfast, is already almost 10 years behind schedule after numerous delays but it was hoped it would finally open next year.
But in recent months it is already facing further delay due to the high presence of a bacteria in its water system.
On Tuesday, Nesbitt said he had only been made aware of the gas pipework issue that morning.
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Mike Nesbitt says he is “deeply dissatified”
Nesbitt said he was “deeply dissatisfied” by the emergence of the problem and when he had been informed about it.
The development came during a debate brought by the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) criticising the delay in opening the site.
The figure was revealed by Dodds as she launched a motion into the delay in opening the site.
‘Another totally shocking revelation’
Responding to the motion calling for an independent inquiry, Mr Nesbitt said: “When I went to bed last night I was not in favour of that, not least because the cost and time associated with a further independent inquiry could be in the order of £3m per annum with a significant time impact and no guarantee of improvement and it could potentially stymie progress.
“However, as of eight o’clock this morning I have become aware of another issue.
“I know Mrs Dodds is very well informed on these issues so I challenge her, I give her 24 hours to discover what the latest problem is with the maternity hospital.
“It is another shocking, another totally shocking revelation.”
Nesbitt later returned to the chamber and provided clarity on the issue, ahead of a vote on the DUP motion.
Gas pipework issue at already delayed maternity hospital
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