Indian-origin nurse battles ‘life-changing injuries' after U.K. hospital stabbing
The HinduAn Indian-origin nurse is battling “life-changing injuries" after she was stabbed with a pair of scissors while on a night shift at the Royal Oldham Hospital’s Acute Medical Unit in Greater Manchester, north-west England. We continue to work closely with our NHS colleagues to support anyone who has been affected by this incident,” said Detective Superintendent Matt Walker from the Oldham district of Greater Manchester Police. U.K. Health Secretary Wes Streeting took to social media to express his shock: “My thoughts are with the nurse and her loved ones following this horrific attack at the Royal Oldham Hospital. We will continue to support Greater Manchester Police with their inquiries,” she said, adding that services at the Royal Oldham Hospital remain open.
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