HSE urged to come clean amid reports of 'sterile accommodation hubs' in Cork for healthcare workers

The HSE has been urged to come clean on its Covid-19 crisis preparations amid reports that it's preparing "sterile accommodation hubs" in Cork for frontline healthcare workers.

HSE urged to come clean amid reports of 'sterile accommodation hubs' in Cork for healthcare workers
Tue, 10 Mar, 2020 - 16:03
Eoin English

The HSE has been urged to come clean on its Covid-19 crisis preparations amid reports that it's preparing "sterile accommodation hubs" in Cork for frontline healthcare workers.

Builders have moved into a HSE-owned former cancer support house off Donovan's Road, close to the main gates of UCC.

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