Brockton Hospital Remains Closed After Fire

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Brockton Hospital Remains Closed After Fire
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In a statement Friday afternoon, the hospital said emergency services, elective procedures and other care visits were still not available, giving no timetable for reopening.

More than 70 ambulances showed up Tuesday to transfer more than 170 patientsElective procedures at Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital had previously beenBrockton Hospital noted that all other buildings on the campus are open, staffed and taking patients.Nearly 200 patients have been transported out of Brockton Hospital following a massive fire.

There were no injuries reported in the fire. Temperatures were in the high 20s during the evacuation.People with loved ones in the hospital who need more information can call 617-370-5971.

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