A new survey of nearly 9,000 health workers in the UK reveals that NHS hospitals and buildings are plagued by rats, cockroaches, silverfish, and other pests, raising concerns about hygiene and safety. One in six respondents reported sightings of vermin, while 16% noted infestations of insects such as cockroaches and silverfish. Damp conditions and persistent disrepair may be contributing to the problem, with staff also encountering other maintenance issues like sewage leaks and decaying ceilings.
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