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Wesley Hospital in Brisbane evacuated for suspected gas leak

Patients left Wesley Hospital after a gas leak alarm. Queensland Fire responded to the emergency.

Queensland Fire went to Wesley Hospital on Coronation Drive in Auchenflower on Tuesday morning after a suspected gas leak alarm. Seven fire crews responded to the scene by about 10.30am, including a scientific unit trained to handle hazardous materials.

Patients were evacuated as a safety step. UnitingCare Queensland, which runs the hospital, said it would share more details later in the day.

7
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Coronation Drive, Auchenflower
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Tuesday morning
Time

Why it mattersHospital evacuations disrupt patient care and treatment. The incident shows possible risks with the building that need urgent study.

AustraliaWesley is a major Brisbane hospital serving hundreds of patients daily; any disruption affects urgent care access across a major urban centre.

Corroborated by7news.com.au·theage.com.au

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