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Norovirus shuts eight wards at Warwick Hospital to visitors

EIGHT wards at Warwick Hospital are now shut to visitors after the latest outbreak of norovirus.

The vomiting bug fully closed Victoria, Charlecote, Malins, Castle, Nicholas, Guy, Mary and Squire Ward to visitors at 1pm today (Monday).

Exceptions may be made on compassionate grounds where the patient is seriously ill.

Restricted visiting is in place on all other wards; where visitors are only allowed between 2pm-4pm and 6pm-8pm.

If you have any questions please contact the ward managers. More information can be found on the Trust’s website www.swft.nhs.uk where the next update will be tomorrow at 1pm.

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By Matt Wilson
14/01/2013 14:08:00
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