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The Mainz University Medical Center is the largest hospital in Rhineland-Palatinate with around 9,000 employees and around 395,000 patients annually.
The University Medical Center in Mainz is connected to the public power supply again. As the Mainz University Hospital announced, patients are being admitted again. The site is now back in regular operation, it was said. Patients were not at risk.
Due to a cable fire late Saturday afternoon, there was a power outage across the entire University Medical Center campus. It had to be switched to emergency power.
The Mainz University Hospital is the largest hospital in the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. According to the clinic, around 9,000 people are employed there. Around 395,000 patients per year receive outpatient and inpatient care there.
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A cable fire caused a major power outage in the University Medical Center building in Mainz. The entire area was briefly without power and had to be switched to emergency power. Patient care is not at risk. Two pregnant women were taken to another hospital as a precaution. A total of 80 emergency services are on site.
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