Rugby hospital stops routine visiting

Rugby hospital stops routine visiting

All routine visiting and admissions to a hospital have been stopped due to the norovirus bug affecting three wards.

The decision over the Hospital of St Cross in Rugby was not taken lightly, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust said.

Read more at the BBC

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