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A waiting room in the emergency department at Royal University Hospital has reopened after being closed on August 6.
In a statement, the Saskatchewan Health Authority said the temporary closure was caused by a water leak.
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An “alternative waiting room” was set up next to the area that was affected by the leak, according to the health authority.
In the statement, the Saskatchewan Health Authority said there was no impact on emergency department operations and they wished to “thank everyone for their patience and understanding as repairs were completed.”
