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Mental health capacity restored in November after fire, government says

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Mental health services in Tasmania's north-west, which experienced severe disruptions following a fire that damaged part of a public hospital, are scheduled to be fully restored next month, according to the government.

The blaze significantly impacted the region's healthcare capacity, leaving the mental health sector operating under constrained conditions. Authorities have now announced a timeline for recovery, indicating that the majority of the affected services will resume in November.

This restoration marks a critical step in returning local healthcare infrastructure to full operational status following the facility damage.

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