California hospitals using overflow tents for rising number of flu patients

California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

Several Southern California hospitals have begun using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to cope with a rising number of patients with flu and other respiratory illness. The San Diego-Union Tribune

Southern California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

Southern California hospitals are using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to cope with a rising number of patients with flu and other respiratory illnesses.

California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

Several Southern California hospitals have begun using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to cope with a rising number of patients with flu and other respiratory illness. The San Diego-Union Tribune

California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

Several Southern California hospitals have begun using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to cope with a rising number of patients with flu and other respiratory illness. The San Diego-Union Tribune

California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

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California hospitals erect tents to cope with rise in flu

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Several Southern California hospitals have begun using overflow tents outside emergency rooms to cope with a rising number of patients with flu and other respiratory illness. The San Diego-Union Tribune reported Friday that tents were put up at Scripps Memorial Hospital in Encinitas, Jacobs Medical Center at UC San Diego Health