11-month old with COVID-19 flown to Temple due to 'lack of bed space' in Houston hospitals
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HOUSTON - An 11-month-old infant with COVID-19 was airlifted to a hospital in Temple, Texas Thursday after officials at LBJ Hospital say there were no beds available for her.
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Details were limited but according to a spokesperson with Harris County Health System, the baby girl arrived at the hospital in the morning, but there was a "lack of bed space" at the hospital.
As a result, they transferred her to another city, because "there were no beds available at any other pediatric hospitals in Houston," the spokesperson added.
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No other information was available, as of this writing. FOX 26 Houston will continue to monitor and update this story as it develops.