HSE: 'Less than 100 people' informed by text with mistaken Covid-19 status

The HSE could not provide a figure for how many people had received the incorrect messages.
HSE chief executive Paul Reid said it is not clear how many people got the wrong texts. Picture: File picture.
HSE chief executive Paul Reid said it is not clear how many people got the wrong texts. Picture: File picture.
Mon, 13 Apr, 2020 - 19:48
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