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Cyber attack: 'Vast majority' of files should be recoverable, DHB says
Waikato DHB warns there will be more disruption over the next few weeks.
More to miss surgery due to Waikato Hospital cyber attack
DHB chief says it will likely be next week before IT systems fully operational again.
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Churches working with the Ministry of Health to encourage people to get Covid vaccine.
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Waikato DHB is due to give an update on this week's cyber attack.
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