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Nuneaton's hospital has declared a 'critical incident' over the loss of its telephone service. The George Eliot Hospital has said that it remains fully operational and fully
open. But due to an 'external technical fault affecting a number of other national networks', telephone lines and mobile phones at the 'Eliot are experiencing intermittent
connectivity issues. As a result, it is currently (May 21) some ambulances are being temporarily diverted to local hospitals. "The hospital has declared a critical incident while work
is urgently undertaken to rectify the issue." the hospital has posted on social media. READ MORE: NUNEATON ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR UP TO THREE WEEKS READ MORE: NEW 'SUP
NUNEATON' SIGNAGE APPEARS FOR PLAN BURRITO MEXICAN EATERY It goes to explain: "The hospital remains fully open and operational. Patients should continue to seek urgent care through
our emergency department if needed and should attend pre-arranged appointments. "To ease pressure on our Emergency Department, some ambulances are being temporarily diverted to local
hospitals. "We apologise for the impact this issue may be having with patients attempting to contact the hospital and we thank them for their patience."
