The emergency room at St. Michael’s Hospital has reopened after Tuesday’s flooding but is only be accepting trauma and critically ill patients for the time being.
A statement released by the hospital said it will not be able to accept walk-in patients “for the foreseeable future” with only patients arriving via ambulance or Ornge to be admitted.
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The hospital’s ER had been closed since Tuesday after a burst pipe on an upper floor caused flooding below.
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