The emergency room at a Toronto hospital is back to full capacity after it was forced to scale down over the weekend to allow a bed bug fumigation.
A spokesperson with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health told Global News its emergency department had operated at reduced capacity over the weekend.
It was moved into a temporary space to “facilitate bed bug fumigation,” the spokesperson said.
“We worked with teams across the hospital to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff while this process was underway.”
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The emergency department at the hospital is now operating again at full capacity.
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