Due to a high number of very unwell people admitted to Morriston, the hospital is extremely busy and this is causing long waits in the Emergency Department. In this video, Interim Emergency Department Matron Karen Thomas and ED consultant Brian Burgess describe how busy the ED is and urge people to seek alternatives if they possibly can. | Swansea Bay NHS

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