Underground trains rendering hospital MRI scans unreliable: Melbourne’s $180 million headache
Scanners have been moved, shielded or temporarily sent to different buildings in the attempts to fix the problem.
What happens when someone has the bright idea to build an underground rail network just 20 metres beneath the foundations of your city’s hospital precinct?
Surely modern day subterranean engineering could avoid disturbing too much of the world above — given that is usually the point of going underground?
