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Article content Patients at local hospital emergency departments can skip the uncertainty of showing up and sitting down, as Windsor Regional Hospital and Erie Shores HealthCare have reintroduced their online wait-time clocks “Understanding the current wait times can empower patients to choose the right care at the right time,” Erie Shoes HealthCare CEO Kristin Kennedy said in a statement. “While the emergency department is equipped to handle urgent and life-threatening situations, many conditions can be effectively treated through other healthcare options available in the community.” “The wait time clocks are another example of how we’re leveraging technology to enhance transparency in patient care decisions,” Windsor Regional Hospital acting president and CEO Karen Riddell said in a release. “By providing clear, real-time information, we aim to reduce uncertainty for patients and help them make informed decisions about their healthcare needs.” The average wait to see a doctor at Erie Shores Healthcare in Leamington was about 45 minutes. In October, The Ministry of Health told the Windsor Star in an emailed statement Monday that the Due to active cases of RSV in both the hospital and community, the hospital has updated its visitor policy to protect pediatric and NICU patients. Visiting hours are from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the pediatric unit. Two visitors per family are allowed in at any time and only one caregiver can stay overnight. All visitors must be over the age of 16 years old. In the NICU unit, parents are welcome 24 hours a day except during shift change from 6:45-7:45 a.m./ p.m. All other visitors are welcome to visit from 12-6 p.m. when a parent is present at the bedside. Only two visitors per family are allowed in at any time. Any visitors showing signs of illness will not be able to visit the units until they are feeling better. Any signs of cough, fever, chills or sore throat should be reported to staff before entering the units. There will also be strict screening to ensure NICU patients are protected.

NoneOur community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info The consensus is that Celtic should be grateful they got a point from their Champions League clash with Club Brugge. The Belgians got a huge helping hand from Cameron Carter-Vicker s, but passed up some other good chances to extend their lead before Daizen Maeda 's fine strike rescued a Champions League point for Brendan Rodgers' side at Parkhead. But the Belgians looked a serious side and a combination of Kasper Schmeichel, poor finishing and VAR kept the score down, then level, as the Hoops struggled to get to grips with their opponents. Celtic weren't without their moments, but the better ones fell to Brugge who will be kicking themselves that they didn't leave Glasgow with maximum points. The hosts will take the point and move on with some winnable matches left to try and ensure they make it through to the knockout stage, which they remain on course for. Here's how the pundits saw the 1-1 draw. "I have to say I'm a bit disappointed with the performance. I thought Brugge at times looked the far superior side and it was a bit of individual brilliance from Maeda to get the goal back. "Then Celtic sort of huffed and puffed but I don't remember Mignolet having to make too many good saves, whereas at the other end of the pitch, they've had a goal disallowed, Schmiechel's made a great save just after half-time and the kid Olsen's missed a volley at the far post. He should have scored. "I was so impressed with Brugge but you've got to take the point and Celtic will be better for it. But I always think at home, you've got to win these games. "Brugge were content to sit in and soak up any pressure Celtic had to throw at them. I always felt they looked the more dangerous side. They were really slick, some of their one-touch passing on the counter attack was really good. "It's a learning process. Going into the game, the momentum was with Celtic. But I have to hold my hands up and say Brugge really surprised me. I thought they were really impressive. The way they played, they were so brave and they kept the crowd quiet for long periods of the game. I have to say, they are the best side I've seen at Celtic Park this year." "I'm happy with the point because I thought tactically, Brugge were really, really good. This is a quality side. They are lacking a goalscorer, otherwise it could have been a heavy loss. "The only disappointment for me about Celtic's performance is they didn't create enough. You're playing at home, you have to create more than they did, especially because they are an attack minded side. But all in all, you take the point and you go on to the next game. Maybe I'm a bit unfair as he's only 20-years-old Arne Engels, but he didn't really attack much or get into the game. So that was disappointing." "I honestly felt half-time was needed. Brendan and John Kennedy will have had so much to say to their team. It's a team that wants to learn, develop, understand and fix the problems. "I think they would have gone out with that spirit and the stadium was ready to go. To see a new Celtic team int he second half but then the ball turns over and Kasper Schmeichel makes such an important save. It got more and more important as the game went on. Big moments, big goalkeeper; very impressive. "It's credit to Celtic and credit to Brendan Rodgers how far they've come. I felt it over the last two years that we weren't quite there and it was a struggle to get into the next stage of the Champions League. "We're all sat here really disappointed that they haven't reached the heights in the previous game. But ultimately it;s about qualifying and they've put themselves in a fantastic position." "It was a real Champions League game, two good teams playing the right way. Celtic can play better; I was really impressed with Club Brugge - they defended well as a unit in the second half." "If you can’t win, don’t lose. Maybe a valuable point for Celtic. Tremendous goal from Daizen Maeda."Brendan Rodgers praises Celtic and Cameron Carter-Vickers’ mentality

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The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said Friday that hospitals have only two days' fuel left before they must restrict services, after the UN warned aid delivery to the war-devastated territory is being crippled. The alarm came a day after the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant more than a year into the Gaza war between Israel and Hamas militants. The United Nations and others have repeatedly decried humanitarian conditions, particularly in northern Gaza where Israeli security services said Friday they had killed two commanders involved in Hamas's October 7, 2023 attack that triggered the war. Medics in the Palestinian territory said an overnight Israeli raid on Beit Lahia and nearby Jabalia resulted in dozens killed or missing. "We raise an urgent warning as all hospitals in Gaza Strip will stop working or reduce their services within 48 hours due to the occupation's (Israel's) obstruction of fuel entry," Marwan al-Hams, director of Gaza's field hospitals, said during a press conference. The World Health Organization had already expressed grave concern Tuesday for hospitals still partly operating in Gaza. "It's getting harder and harder to get the aid in," WHO spokeswoman Margaret Harris said in Geneva. Late Thursday, the UN's humanitarian coordinator for the Palestinian territories, Muhannad Hadi, said: "The delivery of critical aid across Gaza, including food, water, fuel and medical supplies, is grinding to a halt." In a statement, he said that for more than six weeks Israeli authorities "have been banning commercial imports" while "a surge in armed looting" has targeted aid convoys. 'Absurd and false' Vowing to stop Hamas from regrouping in northern Gaza, Israel on October 6 began its air and ground operation in Jabalia and then expanded it to Beit Lahia. Gaza's civil defence rescue agency could not immediately give an exact toll after the latest Israeli raid, but the health ministry says Israel's operation in the north has killed thousands. The UN says more than 100,000 have been displaced from the area, and an official told the Security Council last week that people "are effectively starving". Issuing the warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, the Hague-based ICC said there were "reasonable grounds" to believe they bore "criminal responsibility" for the war crime of starvation as a method of warfare, and crimes against humanity including over "the lack of food, water, electricity and fuel, and specific medical supplies". The unprecedented move drew a furious reaction from Netanyahu, who said in a statement: "Israel rejects with disgust the absurd and false actions and accusations made against it." Netanyahu also said the judges were "driven by anti-Semitic hatred of Israel". On Friday he thanked his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban for his show of "moral clarity" for inviting him to visit in defiance of the ICC warrant which Orban branded "political". Hungary currently holds the European Union's rotating presidency. US President Joe Biden, whose country is Israel's top military supplier, called the warrants against Israeli leaders "outrageous", but other world leaders expressed support for the court. Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris said Friday Netanyahu would be arrested if he set foot in the country. Warrant for Hamas chief The ICC also issued an arrest warrant for Hamas's military chief Mohammed Deif, saying it had grounds to suspect him of war crimes and crimes against humanity over the attacks on Israel that sparked the war, and including "sexual and gender-based violence" against hostages. Israel said it killed Deif in July, but Hamas has not confirmed his death. On the day the warrants were issued, a UN representative said an Israeli raid on Syria this week was "likely the deadliest" by Israel on the country so far. On Friday a war monitor said the strikes on Palmyra killed 92 pro-Iran fighters. Israel again bombed Gaza on Friday. In Gaza City, just south of Jabalia, one man who said he took his cousins to hospital after a strike urged "the world... to put an end" to the war. "We've had enough," said Belal, who gave only his first name and said 10 members of his family had been killed. "I'm the only one left," he said. At least 44,056 people have been killed in Gaza during more than 13 months of war, most of them civilians, according to figures from Gaza's health ministry which the United Nations considers reliable. Hamas triggered the war with the deadliest attack in Israeli history, which resulted in the deaths of 1,206 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures. The war expanded to Lebanon in late September when Israel escalated air strikes against Iran-backed Hezbollah and later sent in ground troops to southern Lebanon against the group, after nearly a year of tit-for-tat cross border clashes which Hezbollah said were in support of Hamas. Lebanon's health ministry says more than 3,580 people have been killed in Lebanon, most of them since late September. Thousands of UN peacekeepers are based in southern Lebanon. They have reported coming under attack numerous times, blaming both Israel and "non-state" actors. On Friday, Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani said Hezbollah was probably behind a rocket attack that hit their position and left four Italian peacekeepers lightly hurt. Israeli air strikes again hit Hezbollah's south Beirut stronghold Friday, as well as south Lebanon, the official National News Agency said. (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.) Track Latest News Live on NDTV.com and get news updates from India and around the world

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'Wemby' and 'Ant-Man' to make NBA Christmas debutsSome heads are likely to role as a committee probing the fire at Jhansi’s Maharani Laxmibai Medical College submitted its report on Tuesday. Ten infants were killed on the day of the incident. “The report [on the fire accident] has been submitted,” deputy chief minister Brajesh Pathak said. “We will take action tomorrow (Wednesday) on the basis of the report’s findings,” he added. Pathak also the state’s medical education minister. The report pointed towards individuals/staff responsible for the incident and the shortcomings, which shall form the base for action, officials aware of the development said. The probe committee, led by medical education director general (DG) Kinjal Singh, was formed on November 16, a day after the incident took place. Its members included two officials from the health department and a nominated member from the office of the DG of fire services. The probe focused three aspects in detail: what led to the fire, which was also part of the preliminary investigation; what can be done to avoid such an incident from happening again and who was at fault for the mishap, they added. The team stayed in Jhansi for two days and took stock of the condition of the ward and recorded statements of all staff on duty at the time of the incident. The report was to be submitted by November 23. While CCTV footage of the incident was retrieved from the medical college, videos made by people present at the time of the mishap also helped the probe team. The report also recommends preventive measures and action against college officials responsible for the mishap. It has several segments including the fact-finding on the incident. It also speaks about the quality of immediate response of the staff, the officials said. “Who raised the alarm and in what time? How was the rescue operation and evacuation of children admitted in the ward, particularly those on ventilators, was done? All has been explained threadbare,” they added. Issues with the exit plan of the hospital have been discussed. Preventive measures and training for medical staff have been suggested. The statements of college principal, staff nurses, senior residents and non-clinical staff were recorded by the probe team. “The fire extinguishers, whichever were available on the campus, were used in a bid to douse the fire,” Megha, a nursing staff at the Jhansi medical college, had told reporters. Fire extinguishers for electrical fire are different than those used when metal, liquid or solid substances catch fire. “The newborn care unit, which had caught fire, was filled with smoke as the ventilation was not adequate. Also, lack of emergency lighting made it difficult for the staff to rescue children out of the ward immediately,” another staff member had said. Box: What the report focuses on What exactly happened after smoke/fire was first sighted Could fire have been doused before it spread The rescue plan, fire exits, reserve security staff and shifting of patients

The City of Pembroke says repair work at the Kinsmen Pool is in its final stages, and it could reopen early in the new year. The city closed the public pool at the start of January, describing the 51-year-old building as "at its end of life." Council voted to move forward with a $1.4-million repair plan , which the City of Pembroke said in a news release Monday was initially expected to be completed in September , but it has faced delays related to lighting and extensive damage to the tile on the pool deck. "The lighting repairs are done, which has allowed the contractors to start the repairs on the damaged tile. Unfortunately, the repairs couldn't be done simultaneously because of the installation and cure time requirements of tile," the release said. Once contracted work is complete, there would be additional work by the city's Parks and Recreation Department to prepare for opening. City staff said there is no confirmed date yet for when the pool will reopen. "A date for the pool's re-opening is not available currently as work is still underway, but it is expected to reopen in the early part of the New Year," the City of Pembroke said. To help pay for the expense, Pembroke called on surrounding municipalities and organizations to help cover costs. The City said Monday that the Township of Laurentian Valley has confirmed that it would contribute up to 30 per cent of the net cost to a maximum of $420,000, and that the Friends of the Regional Pool group has managed to raise $92,000 so far through fundraising efforts. "The ongoing renovations have been unexpected, but necessary to be ready for safe use of our pool facility," said Mayor Ron Gervais in the release. "We are excited to see the project continuing to move along and continue to ask for patience as we finalize the project." 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