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Patients face days of delays as MRI services restricted at National Hospital
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1 min readFrom 1 outlets- Daily Mirror reports waits of two to three days for MRI scans.
- The affected patients are admitted to Colombo’s National Hospital of Sri Lanka.
- Daily Mirror says a medical association cited several machines, each worth around Rs. 400 million.
Daily Mirror reports that people receiving inpatient care at the National Hospital of Sri Lanka in Colombo are waiting two to three days to undergo MRI scans, while the service is restricted.
Daily Mirror says a medical association raised the concern and alleged the hospital has several MRI machines, with each costing around Rs. 400 million. The report provides no further explanation for the service restrictions.
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