dr. roland low. >> so they told me that the state health, you know, services have are going to shut themdown and that was a friday. and by tuesday, they have to relocate all of the patients because this hospital building does not conform to the fire code of those days. and i said what? he says, our doorway is too narrow. our staircase is too narrow. and because they have sent notices to the administrator and who said he couldn't fix it, so he neglected it, but any way, the end of the story was they had five working days to move and shut the hospital. and what could be done about it? i said, shutting the hospital? and i said, who told you that? and so they gave me all of the paperwork from the state. so i took one look and i said, let me think about it. so i thought about it on friday and i said, who the hell are those bureau crats telling us to shut down a hospital that is so vital to the community? so very long story short. i decided to organization the community and so instead in the following tuesday, the hospital had to have a plan to tell them how we are shutting it down, and reloca

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