Hospital spokesperson 'relieved' at low number of casualties in UK train crash

Kevin McGee, chief executive of the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay which runs the three hospital sites which took those injured from the train crash in Cumbria last night, admitted he had been expecting more casualties.

Sat, 24 Feb, 2007 - 09:58

Five patients with serious injuries remain at the Royal Lancaster Hospital, where the elderly woman who died was also taken.

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Courts Cumbria train crash Place: UK Place: Bay Place: Cumbria Place: Morecambe Bay Place: Kendal Place: Barrow Place: Lancaster Person: Kevin McGee Person: McGee Organisation: University Hospitals Organisation: Royal Lancaster Hospital Organisation: Royal Lancaster Infirmary Organisation: Furness General Hospital Organisation: Westmoreland General Hospital Organisation: Royal Lancaster Organisation: Westmoreland General

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