Tropical storm rips Pennsylvania hospital

High winds from Tropical Storm Isaias caused “extensive damage” at Doylestown (Pa.) Hospital, the organization tweeted Aug. 4. 

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About 11:00 a.m. Aug. 4, the storm tore off a portion of the day care center’s roof. 

No serious injuries were reported, and children in the day care center were transported to a local middle school, according to the tweets. 

The hospital’s infusion center, cancer institute lobby and a pavilion housing physician offices also were damaged.

“We are currently assessing damage, and cleanup operations are underway throughout the campus,” a Doylestown hospital officials tweeted. 

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