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A cybersecurity issue forces a major US hospital to divert patients and close clinics

A major hospital network in New Mexico raced to fix a cybersecurity issue on Oct 26 that forced it to send ambulances to other hospitals and left the state without an emergency department capable of treating the most serious injuries.

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网络安全问题迫使美国一家大型医院转移病人并关闭诊所。

The University of New Mexico Health System told people not to show up at its main hospital in Albuquerque and cancelled appointments at its more than 30 clinics. — AP

ALBUQUERQUE : A major hospital network in New Mexico raced to fix a cybersecurity issue on Oct 26 that forced it to send ambulances to other hospitals and left the state without an emergency department capable of treating the most serious injuries.

The University of New Mexico Health System told people not to show up at its main hospital in Albuquerque and cancelled appointments at its more than 30 clinics. It said it was working to resolve the issue, the extent and nature of which was not immediately clear.

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