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Four NHS trusts in England declare critical incidents after ‘surge’ in A&E admissions

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent say situation has been worsened by rise in flu and norovirus cases

Four NHS hospital trusts in England have declared critical incidents after a “surge” in A&E admissions driven in large part by patients with flu, norovirus and respiratory viruses.

Three trusts in Surrey and one in Kent sounded the alarm after a “surge in complex attendances to A&E departments”.

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Four NHS trusts in England declare critical incidents after ‘surge’ in A&E admissions

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent say situation has been worsened by rise in flu and norovirus cases

Four NHS hospital trusts in England have declared critical incidents after a “surge” in A&E admissions driven in large part by patients with flu, norovirus and respiratory viruses.

Three trusts in Surrey and one in Kent sounded the alarm after a “surge in complex attendances to A&E departments”.

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Four NHS trusts in England declare critical incidents after ‘surge’ in A&E admissions

news.movim.eu / TheGuardian • 12 January 2026

Hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent say situation has been worsened by rise in flu and norovirus cases

Four NHS hospital trusts in England have declared critical incidents after a “surge” in A&E admissions driven in large part by patients with flu, norovirus and respiratory viruses.

Three trusts in Surrey and one in Kent sounded the alarm after a “surge in complex attendances to A&E departments”.