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NHS Wales websites suffer major technical issue

By Emily Price
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Emily Price

Some of NHS Wales' websites went down for several hours this morning following a major technical issue.

The Welsh Ambulance Service, Public Health Wales, Digital Health and Care Wales and all the Welsh health boards were among the websites affected on Thursday (July 10).

Users attempting to view the sites were faced with error messages when pages failed to load.

The NHS Wales main website and NHS 111 website was unaffected.

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In a statement, Digital Health and Care Wales and the Welsh Government confirmed the technical fault was not caused by a cyber attack.

A spokesperson said: "Users of some NHS Wales websites have been experiencing intermittent loading issues today.

"This was the result of a technical server issue which is currently being resolved as a matter of urgency.

"Website services are now mostly restored and users should be able to access sites again.

"We can confirm this issue was not caused by a data or security breach."

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3 comments

Frank

Things like this never happened before computers and the internet. Another step backwards. Give it another few days of fine weather and our TV pictures will start pixelating and then 'no signal'. Digital TV.... another step backwards!!

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Erisian

Yes, and there was no metal fatigue during the Stone-age, and no anti-biotic resistant super-bugs before the discovery of Penicilin.

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Frank

Ha ha, so you consider the two examples I gave as achievements? Oh, and there was definitely no metal fatigue during the Stone Age, maybe the Iron Age, and penicillin was a great achievement and I am sure we are all grateful for that. I suppose you consider the state of the health service and the Post Office, to mention only two, a success? You're having a laugh!! We are going backwards....100%.

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Ha ha, so you consider the two examples I gave as achievements? Oh, and there was definitely no metal fatigue during the Stone Age, maybe the Iron Age, and penicillin was a great achievement and I am sure we are all grateful for that. I sup...

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