Gardaí called to hospital twice in one week after Covid patients refused to isolate

Dr Mick Molloy, a consultant in emergency medicine at Wexford General Hospital said the restrictions are in place for the patient's own good. Picture: PJ Browne

Dr Mick Molloy, a consultant in emergency medicine at Wexford General Hospital said the restrictions are in place for the patient's own good. Picture: PJ Browne

Gardaí were called to Wexford General Hospital on two occasions recently after patients suspected of being Covid-positive refused to remain isolated.

Some went for walks and outside to smoke.

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