Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
Author: Patrice Walters
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.
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Hurricane Melissa has reportedly damaged sections of the Black River Hospital in St. Elizabeth.
Health minister Dr. Christopher Tufton assured that the patients and staff are safe for now.
Patients and services were relocated from the ground floor.