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26.11.2020 - 06:05

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The NHS Nightingale Hospital in Exeter will receive its first coronavirus patients on Thursday, officials have confirmed. The 116-bed hospital built on the site of a former retail unit will treat people with Covid-19, taking patients transferred from the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust as it is "very busy".

A Nightingale Hospital Exeter spokeswoman said: "The Nightingale Exeter will accept patients tomorrow who will be transferred from the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust (RD&E), which is very busy. "We would ask that the public continue to observe the Government's advice on observing the lockdown and social distancing so that we can keep patients safe." Responding to the news, Exeter MP Ben Bradshaw tweeted: "Very

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