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Seven casualties remain in Edinburgh hospital following US navy ship incident

NHS Lothian has said that seven people remain in hospital following the tipping of the US Navy Ship at a dry dock in Leith. 35 people were injured in total during the emergency incident.

Edinburgh Live

Leith Docks incident: Seven people remain in hospital after US Navy ship topples

NHS Lothian said five people remain at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh this afternoon following yesterday's major incident. Another two are in the care of NHS Fife.

Daily Record

Seven people remain in hospital after US Navy ship tipped over in UK dock

A total of 35 people were injured in the incident on Wednesday

Wales Online

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Seven still in hospital after US Navy research ship toppled in dry dock

A major incident was declared after the Petrel tipped over on Wednesday morning in Leith, Edinburgh.

The Independent UK

Fourteen remain in hospital after ship toppled in dry dock

FOURTEEN people are still in hospital after a ship toppled over in a dry dock, leaving 35 people injured.

The National (Scotland)

Leith Docks incident: Fourteen people remain in hospital after ship tipped over

A total of 35 people were injured after the major incident in Edinburgh on Wednesday, March 22.

Daily Record

Fourteen still in hospital after ship toppled in dry dock

The Petrel was dislodged during high winds in Leith, Edinburgh, on Wednesday morning.

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Ocean Beach Pleasure Park issues statement after worker left critically injured

The air ambulance was called out to a man who suffered serious head injuries during an incident at the South Shields amusement park

Chronicle Live

Noravirus: HSE issues advice on fighting vomiting bug as cases spike

There have been 394 cases of the disease reported since the beginning of 2023, according to official figures from the HSE'S Health Protection Surveillance Centre

Dublin Live

Norovirus cases on the rise in Ireland as experts outline how to avoid infection

Norovirus is an easily spread illness that causes sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhoea

Irish Mirror

Man has part of his fingers ripped off while working a night shift

The man was later hospitalised for three days with his injuries

Liverpool Echo

Social welfare Ireland: Major health boost for thousands as GP visit card changes come into effect in April

In the Budget earlier this year, it was announced that the income limit for the GP visit card would be increased to include more people, and that kids aged six and seven can also get GP cards

Dublin Live

Grandad thrown 8ft into the air and trampled on by angry cow

He spent a week in intensive care after his attempt to flee left him with six broken ribs and damage to his lungs and spleen

Wales Online

Rogue trader who ran 'Asbestos Boss' jailed

Health and safety experts said 'their poor working practices resulted in the large scale spread of asbestos and exposure to homeowners and their families'

Manchester Evening News

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Dublin Live

Former HSE chief Paul Reid could be paid €650 a day in new Citizens' Assembly role

The upcoming Citizens' Assembly on drug use could last up to 30 days and would pay him almost €20k

Manchester Evening News

Construction company taken to court after Manchester house COLLAPSED as they worked on it

"This was a very serious incident, and it is fortunate nobody was injured as a result."

The National (Scotland)

Call for Scots to improve safety around farm vehicles after 14 deaths over five years

A CAMPAIGN has been launched to raise awareness about the dangers of working with farm vehicles.

Irish Mirror

Paul Reid defends new role speaking to RTE's Claire Byrne after 'jobs for the boys' criticism

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's announcement that former HSE CEO Paul Reid would be appointed to the chairmanship led to criticism from some Government TD that it looked like a case of "jobs for the boys".

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Health and safety investigators issue statement after damaged water pipe floods Chilwell homes

Evacuations took place as a result of what happened

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool hospital trust in the clear over email information breach

Data concerning thousands of NHS staff was emailed to hundreds of managers accidentally

Irish Mirror

INMO calls for immediate action as 30 children confirmed among hundreds on trolleys

613 admitted patients are waiting for beds this morning

Dublin Live

Five Dublin food businesses served closure orders in February

From rat droppings and dead mice, to water leaking from the staff toilet, soaking the carpet and flowing into the food storage area, here are the main reason why five venues in Dublin were closed in February

Dublin Live

Irish helpline receives almost 2,000 calls about kids poisoned by medicine

Experts have parents to keep common household products well out of sight of their kids over poisoning fears

Irish Mirror

Shocking figures show more than 1,000 children in Ireland were poisoned by over-the-counter medicine

In many of these cases, children accidentally ingested these common household products

Irish Mirror

HSE admit shortcomings in care of man who went on to attack and kill a young man in Sligo

The victim's parents took action against the HSE after finding out about the shortcomings at inquest

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