Alexandra Hospital
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| Address | 378 Alexandra Rd, Singapore 159964 |
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| Opened | 1938 |
| Hours | Open 24 hours |
| Founded | 1938 |
| Function | Hospital |
| Add a photo | Alexandra Hospital |
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| ID | 522871 |
About Alexandra Hospital
Alexandra Hospital is a hospital in Queenstown, Singapore. On a 110,000 square metres plot of land, the hospital's colonial style buildings were constructed in the late 1930s. Under British rule, it was known as the British Military Hospital and was the site of a massacre during the World War II Japanese occupation.
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Essex surgeon's family claims South Africa police chatted as he lay dying
... Kar Hao Teoh, 40, who worked at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow, Essex, was killed in front of his mother, wife and two-year-old son...
Boy struck by lightning at Hertford school football match
... The man was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow for further care...
Tributes to British surgeon Kar Hao Teoh killed in South Africa
... Kar Hao Teoh, 40, was a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow...
Cancer patient regains ability to smile after innovative surgery
... Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth carried out the operation, which Mr Kilty said had restored his confidence...
Young mental health patients 'at risk' in child wards
... She spent nearly seven months in a side room on a children s ward at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth, because of a shortage of places that could provide her with the support and therapy she needed...
Three teachers in hospital after Johnstone High School disturbance
... Three women, aged 59, 48 and 34, were taken to the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley with minor injuries to be checked over...
Autistic teenager was stuck on general hospital ward for months
... The teenager, called Molly, spent about 200 days living in a side-room of a children s ward at the Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth...
Mothers denied gas and air in labour say their births were traumatic
... The BBC journalist delivered her son Theo at the Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow, one of several that have recently suspended gas and air due to fears midwives and doctors have been exposed to unsafe levels...
Tributes to British surgeon Kar Hao Teoh killed in South Africa
By Gabby Colenso and Helen BurchellBBC News, Essex
A British surgeon who died after being shot in South Africa has been described as a " valued colleague and friend to many".
Kar Hao Teoh, 40, was a consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon at Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow.
He was killed last Thursday in Cape Town , where.
Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust said: " Sadly, we can confirm that Mr Kar Hao Teoh has died. "
In a statement, The Trust added: " He was a well-respected member of The Team , valued colleague and friend to many across The Hospital as well as in regional, national and international trauma and orthopaedic networks. "
South African officials said five people had been killed during the protests.
Colonel Andrè Traut, of The South African Police Service, said officers were investigating Mr Teoh's death, which happened at about 18:30 local time on Ntlangano Crescent in the Nyanga township.
" The Deceased was seated in The Driver seat of his vehicle with a gunshot wound to The Head , " He Said .
" Two Passengers in shock and an infant were already transported to a local hospital for medical treatment. "
A crowdfunding page Set Up to help Mr Teoh's family has So Far raised More Than £25,000 and features several tributes to Mr Teoh.
Friends who Set Up the page said they wanted to help His Family and create memories for Mr Teoh's young son.
The UK Foreign Office said: " We Are supporting The Family of a British man who has died in South Africa and are in contact with The Local authorities. "
The UK has issued a travel warning after The Strike was listed as a high security threat for tourists visiting South Africa .
Source of news: bbc.com
