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No winners in decision to close overnight service from tonight: Gordon Armstrong

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Alan
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Friday 18 December 2020, 02:28 PM
East Care Accident & Medical
East Care Accident & Medical’s overnight service ends tonight
“The bottom line right now is that no one has doctors to spare. There is 100 per cent utilisation” East Auckland practice East Care Accident & M
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