Public probe urged after baby deaths in North

The parents of one of four babies who died in outbreaks of a killer infection in hospitals in Derry and Belfast have called for a public inquiry.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2012 - 18:55

The parents of one of four babies who died in outbreaks of a killer infection in hospitals in Derry and Belfast have called for a public inquiry.

The deadly pseudomonas bacteria claimed the lives of one baby in Altnagelvin hospital in Derry and three in the Royal Jubilee Maternity hospital in Belfast.

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Courts Heathrow Place: North Place: Derry Place: Belfast Place: Altnagelvin Person: Gavin Burke Person: Caoimhe Campbell Person: Caolan Person: Campbell Person: Burke Organisation: Royal Jubilee Maternity Hospital Organisation: BBC Northern Ireland Organisation: Royal

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