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SA Police Chief: No Evidence Linking Telstra Outage to Regional Hospital Death

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South Australia's police chief stated there's no evidence linking a regional hospital death to a Telstra outage, after an investigation.
The woman's partner and neighbor successfully used Telstra phones to call Triple Zero for an ambulance, which arrived promptly.
The suggestion of a connection has caused distress to the family.

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South Australia's police chief stated there's no evidence linking a regional hospital death to a Telstra outage, after an investigation. The woman's partner and neighbor successfully used Telstra phones to call Triple Zero for an ambulance, which arrived promptly. The suggestion of a connection has caused distress to the family.

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