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Napier Incident Patient Update

Friday, 15 May 2009, 12:17 pm
Press Release: Hawkes Bay District Health Board

May 15, 2009
As at 9am

Hawke’s Bay District Health Board advises that the condition of three patients- two police officers and one civilian is now as follows:

Bruce Miller – serious but improving in ICU
Civilian (Leonard Holmwood) – stable
Grant Diver - stable

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