Thursday, March 9, 2017

Emergency-911 service restored for AT&T mobile customers in U.S.: company

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Emergency-911 service restored for AT&T mobile customers in U.S.: company

Emergency-911 service restored for AT&T mobile customers in U.S.: company"Service has been restored for wireless customers affected by an issue connecting to 911," a representative for the company said in an email statement. Earlier on Wednesday evening, public safety agencies across the country said in alerts that AT&T mobile phone customers nationwide were unable to reach 911 emergency dispatchers. "AT&T is experiencing a nationwide outage which is affecting 911 calls," authorities in Washington, D.C., said in an email alert.


U.S. to expand mental health care for some veterans

U.S. to expand mental health care for some veterans(Reuters) - The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs said on Wednesday that it intends to expand mental health care to former service members with other-than-honorable (OTH) administrative discharges. As part of the proposal, former OTH service members will be able to seek treatment at a VA emergency department, Vet Center or contact Veterans Crisis Line, the department said in a statement. Veterans who receive do not receive an honorable discharge are not eligible for many Veterans Affairs benefits.


Medical providers oppose Trump-backed health plan, Democrats take aim

Medical providers oppose Trump-backed health plan, Democrats take aimBy Susan Cornwell and Yasmeen Abutaleb WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. doctors' organization and several hospital groups came out strongly on Wednesday against a Republican plan backed by President Donald Trump to overhaul America's healthcare system, as Democrats mounted a fierce battle to thwart the bill. Two House of Representatives committees began debating the plan and considering amendments two days after it was unveiled by Republican leaders.


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