Caister-on-Sea

A GP practice could reopen in two weeks, but staff still do not know the cause of their sickness.

The closure enters a third week as bosses try to work out the cause of a mystery illness.

Health providers thank patients for their understanding while services are relocated during closure.

The NHS centre was first evacuated on 29 April and air quality issues are still being investigated.

The building has been evacuated twice in the space in a week after staff fell ill.

The fire service says it is working to find out why staff have repeatedly become unwell.

Patients can now attend appointments as normal following the evacuation of the centre on Tuesday.

An ambulance hazard team is called to the practice.