Bomb Squad Called into Swedish Hospital Mill Creek Campus

Everett, WALocal News

Providence Swedish Hospital Mill Creek Campus evacuated today following the discovery of a suspicious device around 2 PM. Located in unincorporated Snohomish County, the hospital saw a rapid response from the Snohomish County Sheriff's Deputies after a report was made at 1:30 PM. Staff and patients were evacuated safely by 3 PM, with all patients transferred to other hospitals. The Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad has been deployed to investigate the device. This incident underscores the critical nature of emergency preparedness in healthcare environments.

Hospitals frequently conduct drills to ensure staff readiness for such situations. The local community remains on alert as authorities work to determine the nature of the suspicious item. Updates will be shared as further information is released.

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